Sentence examples for in evidence from from inspiring English sources

The main spots for love locks in Venice are the Rialto bridge, the Ponte degli Scalzi and the Ponte dell'Accademia, where they have been a in evidence from around 2006.

A split in Labour's ranks was in evidence from the moment the referendum was called – and the picture simply did not change during the subsequent months of campaigning.

Thistlecrack's mighty stride and remorseless gallop were in evidence from the outset and he flew at these fences with enthusiasm and confidence.

The belief that integration alone will unlock savings and achieve a better quality of care is not reflected in evidence from national and international studies.

He's from Alsace and his Gallic roots are well in evidence, from the house speciality – a thin and crispy tarte flambée – to the outdoor pétanque area.

Henson's brand of "affectionate anarchy" — as his closest collaborator, Frank Oz, put it in Brian Jay Jones's authoritative biography — is in evidence from his earliest work.

In a statement, it said: "We have taken further, in-depth evidence from the intelligence and security agencies, and the foreign and commonwealth office.

In addition, evidence from the in vitro study showed that DNA methylation status in specific genes may change rapidly in response to environmental stressors [ 66].

In this respect, multivariate pattern approaches show great promise in linking evidence from single neurons in the macaque to large-scale response patterns in human fMRI.

Wang's "liberties" with Western language are in evidence right from the start, there in all their eccentricities.

Just about every form of energy is in evidence nearby, from hydroelectric dams to floating solar panels.