Sentence examples similar to fading evidence from inspiring English sources
Howard Archer at the Global Insight consultancy now believes that the prospect of higher interest rates is fading as evidence of economic weakness piles up.
At the same time, concerns over Y2K are fading with evidence that the computer industry won't be affected as adversely as some analysts had feared.
As time passes, though, memories fade, evidence scatters and families sour on the investigative process.
Memories fade, evidence dries up, and witnesses disappear, making convicting the guilty harder.
The blisters have healed, the bruises have faded, the evidence has vanished — everything dissolves like sugar in water.
Defense investigations should begin immediately after a suspect's arrest, Professor Coleman said, so witnesses' memories do not fade and evidence does not disappear.
The trees are billowy, the colors faded -- compelling evidence of its purity.
And it's a fad that has been fading lately, as evidence has accumulated that the lessons of the past remain relevant, that trying to balance budgets in the face of high unemployment and falling inflation is still a really bad idea.
It will be shown that provided the value of the prior probability of a true hypothesis isn't assessed to be zero, as evidence accumulates the influence of the values of the prior probabilities will very probably fade away as evidence accumulates.
The fossil evidence fades out at 3.5 billion years ago.
