Sentence examples for expense of evidence from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Times faced scrutiny from critics on both the left and the right who questioned why the newspaper played up the unproven infidelity charge at the expense of evidence that McCain took official actions to help Iseman's clients.

The potential years of life lost and wasted healthcare dollars from all the useless products and bogus treatments that celebrities sometimes promote at the expense of evidence based practices, make this phenomenon a critical challenge worthy of serious address.

Fulford et al. remind us that when dealing with value-laden situations, focusing on the values at the expense of evidence can be detrimental to one's educational development [ 23].

32 34 It is hoped that this study highlights the need to re-examine the effectiveness of national and international drug strategies that place a disproportionate emphasis on supply reduction at the expense of evidence-based prevention and treatment of problematic illegal drug use.

His exit has prompted fresh questions about to what extent drugs policy is being shaped by society's clamour for politicians to act tough at the expense of scientific evidence.

That leaves an overwhelming majority of crimes to be investigated by the Guatemalan prosecutor's office, which is grossly understaffed, relies almost exclusively on witnesses at the expense of hard evidence, and is vulnerable to intimidation and bribery.

But in a robust statement, the former trustees of Kids Company including Mr Yentob accused MPs of having "naively accepted allegations made in the media and by a small number of individuals, some with vested interests in damaging Kids Company and its much-praised model of loving care and practical support" at the expense of the evidence of expert witnesses.

Other agents are mentioned, but their greater expense and lack of evidence limits their use to special populations.

We believe that by further incorporating more diverse sources and methods we can reduce the coverage gap of specific AEs at the expense of having more categories of evidence.

With a fiber length of L=1.5 m, that is well above the pulse length, we were able to strongly favour Raman scattering at the expense of Brillouin scattering as evidenced by the excitation of the Raman line at 772 nm.

Zone CC-3 (ca. 40 cal yr BP today) shows a major increase in trees and ferns (particularly Osmunda) at the expense of sedges and grasses evidencing a local change from a wetland dominated herbaceous vegetation to the one dominated by arboreal taxa and ferns that exists today.