Sentence examples for in some evidence from inspiring English sources

How can it be?" On the twelfth day, the judge finally entered — the delay, it turned out, had to do with the police needing to bring in some evidence — and the proceedings began.

It noted six indications that the footage may not be genuine, including that no garments other than the three being worked on in the film can be seen; that the large needles used in the workshop were unsuitable for "delicate and intricate stitching of the Primark sequinned tops"; and inconsistencies in "some evidence including emails".

The dark wit and inventiveness of that project are in some evidence here — each window's tableau comes to life after our heroes have moved on, and the Scrooges and elves are funny and foul — but despite a solid script and able performances by the Bats, the play isn't quick or sharp enough to equal Banks's best work.

This resulted in some evidence to suggest the effectiveness of traditional approaches to level crossing safety, however, much more research is required to properly evaluate emerging technologies.

This stress model of maternal depression and its treatment indicate that escitalopram use and/or stress during pregnancy produced no alterations in our measures of male adult behavior or the transcriptome, however prenatal stress exposure resulted in some evidence for increased glucocorticoid negative feedback following an acute restraint stress.

My coat, which had to be removed because of the potentially-suicidal tassels on it, was placed along with all the other detritus that follows me through life in some evidence containers.

But eventually they tend to give in; indeed, some evidence suggests that inexperienced lawmakers need their expertise more.

"So I had to do a rewrite putting in some more evidence against Dr. Sherwood.

It turns out that there is in fact some evidence linking certain personality traits with behavior in these games.

In contrast, some evidence suggests that these tissues represent modifications in molecular level resembling tumor tissues [ 19].

There is, in fact, some evidence for rats being larger when they are given ecological space.