Sentence examples for give circumstantial from inspiring English sources
However, the discovery of supersymmetry would confirm an essential element of string theory and give circumstantial evidence that this approach to unification is on the right track.
Several studies give circumstantial evidence for the Red Queen Hypothesis by demonstrating an association of parasitism with genotypic variation within a host population.
One could suggest that given circumstantial evidence is being deployed against Dastyari, maybe there is a double standard at play.
Given the circumstantial evidence, Borden was acquitted, and she lived a relatively quiet life until her death in 1927.
Given the circumstantial evidence that people prefer warm climates over cold, it is somewhat surprising that the effects of warming on human well-being have essentially been ignored.
Cognizant that the full potential of cogen may not be realized given the circumstantial conditions, the changes made in teaching and learning may not be completely "transformative".
The microplastics they found "were of similar size, shape, texture and composition to plastic microbeads found in many consumer products used as exfoliants, giving us circumstantial evidence that these products, designed to be washed down the drain, are not adequately being captured by sewage treatment," Eriksen said.
"We only have circumstantial evidence.
Judge Newman appeared skeptical that the daughter's testimony would have swayed the jury given the substantial circumstantial evidence of Mr. Gupta's guilt.
Given the numerous circumstantial relationships between mRNA translational control, stem cells, gametogenesis, and cancers, it seems prudent to look for similar mechanisms in each.
