Sentence examples for ground evidence from inspiring English sources

But his assertions skip over the science and on the ground evidence that say otherwise.

It is clear from ground evidence that this solution only 'pushed' the area of erosion northward.

Pictures, maps and on the ground evidence don't lie, however.

Debris and pieces of framing were scattered hundreds of yards from the point of impact, and there was no ground evidence of the home bouncing or rolling as it traveled.

Statisticians are quick to point out that because two things appear to be linked does not mean one causes the other, but on-the-ground evidence suggests rising affluence and declining fertility rates are inextricable.

Both Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain were in Ohio on Tuesday, on-the-ground evidence of the fact that this state will for the first time permit early voting in presidential elections.

Around the country this weekend, members of Congress found a bewildering crosscurrent of political forces awaiting them, on-the-ground evidence of how the issue has divided the country by party, race and region.

The persistent gap, termed the "adaptation deficit," between the assumed ability of communities to adapt to climate change and the on-the-ground evidence of their progress to adapt is well-documented.

Judge Tolksdorf also expressed concern that the United States might withhold on national security grounds evidence that could help the defendant.

To be effective in grounding evidence in governmental policy, communications need to be concise, messages clear, delivered consistently and at relevant times.

We link these estimates to on-the-ground evidence of significant spending by corporations through channels enabled by Citizens United.