Sentence examples for given enough evidence from inspiring English sources

"India has given enough evidence [against Lakhvi].

"Creditors hoping that if they shout loud the state would give in to them have now been given enough evidence that this won't happen," another source said.

(Given enough evidence of this kind, it seems that one could be quite confident indeed that the machine is intelligent, while still of course recognizing that one's judgment could be overturned by further evidence, such as a series of short runs in which it does much worse than chance against participants who use the same strategy over and over to expose the machine as a machine).

Evaluation of the BAP gives enough evidence to conclude that this program leads to positive effects in CAPS.

But they did not give enough evidence that what they presented would translate into real life," the official said.

It is observed that computer simulations of SFORDE give enough evidence that pattern formation in fractional medium at certain parameter value is practically the same as in the standard reaction-diffusion case.

A statement S is supported (through Support relation) by a set of facts that gives enough evidence to the truth of S. Hence, a statement is not monitorable by itself but it is an abstraction of visible facts.

It means that if the probability output P l cannot give enough evidence to get the classification result in level j-1, the weight of P l should be reduced when P l is used in level j and the reduced coefficient is μ.

NextG sued in August, claiming that the city did not give enough evidence to deny the poles, as would be required under the Telecommunications Act of 1996.

The objective is to provide an indicator as soon as data gives enough evidence to assess the event.

The 28 samples used in the analysis thus do not give enough evidence for this effect being consistent, and there is no confirmation that the treatment would cure the cancer effects.