Sentence examples for has been circumstantial from inspiring English sources

She adds that much of the evidence in support of rafting has been circumstantial.

While commonly used, evidence for the effectiveness of these pretreatments thus far has been circumstantial, by assessing the impact of these pretreatments on the radiocarbon age.

Although several impulsive behaviors (e.g. ADHD: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or substance abuse) have been linked to altered dopamine function, involvement of the dopamine system in BPD has been circumstantial.

In 2003, appeal judges ruled that the evidence had been circumstantial and Kelly's verdict had been "unsafe".

The increase in dropout in 2005/06 may be due to a small, but transient effect of curriculum change or may have been circumstantial, suggesting that faculty adjust quickly to delivering a new curriculum and that change in curriculum does not adversely affect the student experience.

What the accusers have is circumstantial and flimsy.

"The prosecution case has been largely circumstantial as Paige's body has never been recovered.

There has been various circumstantial evidence that the public's dissatisfaction with the performance of Congress, particularly during the debt ceiling debate, could threaten the Republican majority in the House of Representatives.

"The original link between HIV and Yersinia pestis has been rather circumstantial," says Stumpf, because the origin of the CCR5 mutation "happened to fall into the time of the plague".

I don't watch much football anymore, but my gradual disengagement with the game has been largely circumstantial.

While the WHO and other disease experts had said there was strong scientific consensus that Zika and microcephaly were linked, evidence until now has been largely circumstantial.