Sentence examples for evidenced this from inspiring English sources

The aggressive mass arrests, park and sidewalk closings, and hostility to the press evidenced this weekend are tactics documented repeatedly since Occupy began.

If the hurdles to creating a process to receive feedback from staff in a constructive and supportive environment are overcome, but then no change is actioned or evidenced, this could cause cultural harm.

Comedy is difficult at any time of the year, as evidenced this Christmas by The Brexshit Book: A Remainer's Self-Help Guide to Leaving the EU (Portico), and Katie Kirby's anti-parenting-book book, Hurrah for Gin: A Book for Perfectly Imperfect Parents (Coronet), both of which contain sub-Shrigley drawings that don't do much to improve the content.

The thermal instability of MA-formed γ1-Al4Cu9 is evidenced, this phase evolving towards θ-Al2Cu at temperatures lower than those predicted for equilibrium conditions.

This heavy isotope enrichment may be related to the decay of organic matter induced by bacteria and fungi as may follow from Weiss et al. [62], although these authors did not evidenced this directly.

Recently, the anthrax-letter attacks further evidenced this emerging terrorist threat, leading to renewed attention to the importance of prophylaxis, prevention and handling for anthrax [3].

Other works evidencing this interest include no.

Still, Bellini is a lot more than just a star vehicle, as evidenced this fall.

Russian themes and composers are core preoccupations for Mr. Ratmansky, as evidenced this year by his version of Stravinsky's "Firebird".

Other studios and networks are also trying to accelerate their worldwide introductions of TV shows, as evidenced this month by the Walt Disney Company's premiere of the new ABC drama "Missing" in 31 territories four days ahead of the opening date in the United States.

In addition, as in the United States, judges have played an important role in advancing the cause of gay equality, as evidenced this week in Brazil, where the National Council of Justice, which oversees the judiciary, ruled that notary publics may not refuse to perform same-sex marriage ceremonies.