Sentence examples for from further evidence from inspiring English sources

Federer, of course, would not countenance any cracks in his game or demeanour, but others – most pointedly his opponent in the next round, Arnaud Clément – will take comfort from further evidence of his vulnerability, not just here but for a worryingly long time this year.

Hence, the consideration of PWM-based predictions apart from further evidence is not very meaningful.

4. For further evidence from Hausa and Chichewâ see Spencer (1991: chapter 1.3). 5.

The popularity next year of The Voice (its move from BBC1 further evidence of the new free market in content) and the topical satire show planned to displace News at Ten will be a test of ITV's viability.

At this point the prosecutor barred the cellmate from giving further evidence on the grounds that the matter was under investigation, leaving yet another loose end to be tied up in the trial, which is set to continue until Easter, if not autumn.

So much further away from zero, further evidence of publication bias.

Although young people's sexual and reproductive health has received significant attention from researchers, further evidence is needed on ways to address the sexual and reproductive health challenges that young people face.

Information from that device, along with further evidence from a British military helicopter, proved the sailors had been operating "well inside" Iraqi waters when they were seized last Friday, he said.

Meanwhile, support among Lib Dem voters for Ukip has increased from 11%to13%3%, providing further evidence that Ukip is possibly beginning to attract the protest element of the Lib Dem base.

Wall Street pared its losses to finish mostly flat yesterday but remained uneasy after disappointing results from Bank of America provided further evidence that the credit crisis was hurting the economy.

Supporters of minimum pricing for alcohol claim new research from Canada provides further evidence that it would reduce consumption in Scotland.