Sentence examples for evidence two years from inspiring English sources

With Rachel Nickell, Green says, "we had the evidence two years before the killer was charged.

The man, Robert Clark, 46, was exonerated by DNA evidence two years ago; the rape victim had identified him from photo and police lineups, even though she had said earlier that the rapist was much shorter than Mr. Clark, who is 6-foot-1.

And then in a completely different light, I got to be a part of Angelin Prejolcaj's "Spectral Evidence," two years ago, which was inspired by the Salem witch trials, and we were basically ghostly witches doing really contemporary movement.

After reviewing some dubious evidence, three years later the commission declared Doubleday the game's inventor.

The Big Mac remains in evidence six years later, in a city freezer.

After five years of Klinsiball, five years of stasis, five years of hoping for the best against all the evidence, five years of the US being managed by a sideline dad-in-chief, that's surely not good enough.

But the case failed for want of more conclusive evidence.Three years later the then Labour government ordered an inquiry under a retired High Court judge, which charged London's police force with "institutional racism" and found that it had devoted insufficient resources to investigating a young black man's death.

This asinine forecast was based on the flimsiest of evidence: four years during which Republicans were in charge of both the White House and Congress, a Bush defeat in the popular vote followed by a narrow win, and a few equally narrow Congressional victories, mostly eked out through a probably illegal redrawing of districts in Texas.

Despite this recommendation, the schemes remain widely used and a reappraisal of the evidence, five years since the NICE guidelines were published, is indicated to inform primary care clinicians and commissioners.

The prosecution could find evidence of two years of determined planning: membership of an Oslo shooting club, jaunts around Europe buying guns and ammunition, internet transactions for fertiliser, military uniforms and other equipment.

As he prepared to acknowledge for the first time that New Jersey state troopers had been singling out minority drivers for traffic stops for years, former Attorney General Peter G. Verniero was upset to learn that his office had been given evidence almost two years earlier on the existence of the problem, a top aide has testified.