Sentence examples for evidence to keep from inspiring English sources

They denied concusions for many years suppresed evidence to keep the cash flowing.

"Union Pacific did not purposefully destroy evidence to keep it from the jury," Ms. Blackwell said.

Mr. Chatty was released last month after a judge ruled that prosecutors needed strong evidence to keep him in detention.

"I don't have enough evidence to keep him behind bars right now," Capt Dave Nisleit told a news conference.

"There must be enough evidence to keep him there," Andrew Napolitano said on "Fox and Friends"—"there" being the hospital.

"There must be enough evidence to keep him there," Andrew Napolitano said on "Fox and Friends" — "there" being the hospital.

The locals used to process their dead along this route – from the crofts on the east of Harris to the burial grounds of the west – and cairn clusters are still in evidence, constructed to keep the deceased safe while the living rested.

It was [handled] with great caution, from the autopsy itself, maintaining all the evidence, trying to keep control over what information was coming out.

This is further challenged by the rapid rate of development of these technologies, which makes it very difficult for an emerging evidence base to keep pace.

Continuously supporting your partner in many little ways—hugs, compliments, visits to their house, little gifts, active listening, sweet notes or drawings can provide a steady stream of positive evidence to help keep the bad thoughts at bay.

While that kind of data remains largely anecdotal, the evidence is enough to keep corporations spending on cybersecurity technology even as they trim expenditures on other information technology.