Sentence examples for evidences more than from inspiring English sources

The common justification for singling out amusement for special taxation is that entertainment is not a necessity and that spending on recreation evidences more than ordinary taxpaying ability.

Evidence: More than 60 species of high conservation value plants are threatened nationwide because of competition with weeds.

It turns out that for any finite body of experimental evidence, more than one explanation can always be found.

(Of the three hundred and sixteen people the Innocence Project has helped to exonerate with DNA evidence, more than twenty-five per cent were convicted on the basis of a false confession).

We are now on our third straight (so to speak) President who, the evidence more than suggests, have personally flouted the laws against having possession of marijuana.

The story traces van de Ven's exploration of evidence, more than a decade after the murder, and the family's U.S. court case against the Islamic Republic of Iran.

On the night of October 16, 1590, a palace apartment near Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, in Naples, was the scene of a double murder so extravagantly vicious that people are still sifting through the evidence, more than four centuries later.

And of course some readers may come to accept the other side's arguments and evidence more than ours, even after they've heard what we have to say.

The Grand Jury instead saw other evidence, more than what was revealed to the public, and decided not to indict him and send the case to trial.

If its importance needed evidencing, more than 600 Devils fans are making the trip for the double-header, the biggest number the club has ever taken to Belfast.

Microsoft argued that they should only need to show a "preponderance" of the evidence - more than 50% - was in its favour.