Sentence examples for far less evidence from inspiring English sources

But this much is sure: The Bush administration has invaded a country on far less evidence.

But compared with other cholesterol drugs there is far less evidence of their safety and effectiveness.

Without all the cameras in Dubai, there would have been far less evidence to work from.

Most programs we fund through tax dollars have far less evidence to support them, if any evidence at all.

And he almost always does it with far less evidence than we've seen in the Russia investigation.

Other families are led into desperate measures, heading with their children for clinics abroad offering treatments for which there is far less evidence.

Yet analysts now say that while there has been mounting evidence of Iranian work on enrichment facilities, there has been far less clear evidence of a weapons program.

Solo keyboard and percussion work is fresh and vigorous – the celesta, by the way, far less in evidence than the works title suggests (the piano is far more prominent).

By that he meant that the symptoms of heavy-handed winemaking, like overt oakiness, an overly creamy texture or ultraripe fruit, were far less in evidence than they might have been a decade ago.

Without these kinds of archaeological finds, researchers have to rely on far less direct evidence, from linguistic reconstructions of the words for canoe parts to the much-later observations of European explorers.

There is a far less robust evidence base regarding the 'nonbiomedical' outcomes of treatment in Africa.