Sentence examples for given any evidence from inspiring English sources

The office was not given any evidence that Mr. Moussaoui was acting on behalf of a foreign power, a requirement of the law.

The Office for National Statistics indicated that retailers had not given any evidence of the Brexit vote having a major dampening impact".

However, neither has given any evidence to support its warnings.

The student is rationally required to doubt the teacher's announcement even though the teacher has not given any evidence of being unreliable.

To find the probabilities of each class, given any evidence variable the following procedure is used (more computationally efficient methods are given in [ 12]): 1. Construct the n-dimensional column vector x where n is the number of vertices (variables) and set all the elements to zero. 2. Set the single element of x that corresponds to the evidence variable known be to true, to one.

But he never gives any evidence for how convincing Gyssling's threats were.

He described Mr Moses' ruling - which would prevent Mr Shayler giving any evidence at his trial - as "disturbing".

Nor do they give any evidence of being Christian, though Grandma is said to believe in God.

Mr. Paladino did not give any evidence of his charges, and Fredric Dicker of The New York Post later pressed him for details.

If Paramount is nervous about its summer tent pole playing more like a narrow horror movie, it didn't give any evidence on Monday.

"These latest numbers do not give any evidence of the slowdown in the economy that many of us had been expecting in the new year," said Edward McKelvey, senior economist at Goldman , Sachs