Sentence examples for evidence to join from inspiring English sources

Labour intends to put the issue at the heart of the election on Friday when the party has lined up Linda Bowman – the mother of Sally Anne Bowman, who was brutally murdered in a crime solved using crucial DNA evidence – to join the prime minister on the campaign trail to highlight the issue.

Paired ends that span a repeat provide the evidence to join one chain that enters a repeat to another chain that exits the repeat.

Hague conceded there was "some evidence" that Britons want to join the fighting in Syria.

Foreign secretary William Hague said there was "some evidence" that Britons want to join the fighting in Syria.

Just as the inhuman torture of terrorist suspects in Guantánamo Bay and Abu Ghraib became a lightning rod for recruitment to Isis, this will be seen by its supporters as further evidence of the need to join the battle.

But there is one major difference: General Clark, who is chairman of a strategic consulting company in his hometown, Little Rock, Ark., has provided scant evidence that he intends to join the race when he announces his decision this summer.

At a surface level, Tillerson's backing of a carbon tax in 2009 has been cited by Exxon as evidence of its efforts to join the fight against climate change.

In other words, given a set of evidence introns, GeneID tries to join potential exons that have splice sites compatible with these introns.

In the papers I was shown, I also could find no evidence that a $2 million fee to join Conference USA (which is not a B.C.S. conference) as a football-playing member in 2003 was accounted for in football's expense ledger.

In a radio interview on Wednesday, Foreign Secretary William Hague said there was "some evidence" that Britons were seeking to join the fray in Syria, despite government efforts to dissuade them.

Some unemployed miners had been expected to join militias, though evidence that they have done so is scant.