Sentence examples for evidenced as much from inspiring English sources

He was already then impacted in his speech by the Parkinson's that has invaded the life of a boxer that perhaps evidenced as much courage in the ring as unbounded talent.

For a historian who prizes evidence as much as Kotkin does, it seemed an unnecessarily extravagant claim.

"I don't believe we can torture the rules of evidence as much as the state is asking us to do," Mr. Sherman told the judge.

Jacques Delors, for example, dismisses the polling evidence as much less significant than the history and the deep structures which he believes bind Britain to America.

"It's not clear that it's based on any evidence as much as it is their thinking, their fear, that somehow once you have a public plan that government will take over the entire health care system".

Under these circumstances (as here) we rely on the overall weight of evidence (as much as its place of publication) to support our views.

Those responsible for drafting the Strategy said the Foresight report encouraged them to draft a Strategy that: (1) provided a framework to bring everything together (2) addressed the environmental determinants of diet and activity (3) incorporated a wide range of stakeholders and (4) was informed by existing evidence as much as possible.

The true improvement offered by PA imaging is in detecting and locating the seed, as evidenced by as much as a 27.9-dB increase in contrast.

"They lack evidence for as much as 150 years of continuing existence as a community and continuing internal political authority and governance".

Symonds may not be the most pleasant of men (I have no way of knowing but anecdotal evidence suggests as much) but that should not be the criterion.

We live in a post-factual society where acceptance of science and evidence has as much to do with the relatability of the presenter than the facts in which they present.