Sentence examples for global evidence from inspiring English sources

Global evidence (i.e. the best evidence from around the world) is the best starting point for judgements about effects and likely modifying factors.

What we need is an adult debate that looks at the UK and global evidence.

Hynek, B. M. Explosive volcanism in the Tharsis region: global evidence in the Martian geologic record.

But there is no shortage of global evidence showing that spending more on education guarantees nothing.

Global evidence, including the Chinese experience, indicates that communities manage forests more sustainably than governments or private entities.

This study reviews the global evidence to examine whether green buildings are more satisfactory than non-green buildings.

"Being born too soon is an unrecognised killer," says Dr Joy Lawn, co-editor of the report and director of global evidence and policy for Save the Children.

Taxation provides for a degree of redistribution of wealth, although national and global evidence suggests that the gap between rich and poor is growing larger.

The global evidence of our previous failure should have shaken our confidence in our judgments of the candidates, but it did not.

The WG reports, and particularly the SPMs and SYR, are seen as very authoritative, providing a stamp of approval and setting out the global evidence for climate change.

And why, when the global evidence clearly indicates that austerity measures will raise unemployment and hinder, not accelerate, growth, do advocates of austerity retain such distinction today?