Sentence examples for inconsequential evidence from inspiring English sources

There is an hour, a minute — you will remember it forever — when you know instinctively, on the basis of the most inconsequential evidence, that something is wrong.

Whether viewed as tantalising or inconsequential evidence, it indicates that this should be evaluated in a definitive trial before any recommendations can be made.

The Clinton Cash story is not about illegality, it's about innuendo and inconsequential circumstantial "evidence‎".

In the investigation of the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, the authorities pursued thousands of fruitless tips from the public before linking what seemed like an inconsequential piece of evidence from the crash scene -- a piece of a computer chip -- to Libyan terrorists, said William Baker, a former senior official at the F.B.I. who ran the investigation.

I find that the estimated coefficients and significance of the minimum wage are very similar to the original specification, meaning that collinearity between the controls and the minimum wage is inconsequential and provides evidence of the exogeneity of minimum wage increases.

The February 12th hearing lasted a mere 30 minutes, during which the Ministry of Justice reps presented an array of inconsequential and absurd "evidence," like screenshots of Tatyana Vinnichenko's photographs accompanying media stories from local news portals.

Originally regarded as inconsequential species-specific features, increasing evidence suggests discrete developmental identities.

That the social sciences contribution is only 2.1%, however, is confronting evidence of how inconsequential the social sciences are considered to be for understanding and managing these NTDs.

That evidence was dismissed as inconsequential by the probation and parole board last month.

Moreover, there is growing evidence that levels of lead intake considered inconsequential just a few years ago can result in subtle, adverse health effects, particularly in children.

Substances which there were no known emissions and/or inconsequential monitored or modeled concentrations were designated "unlikely risks" (suggestive evidence of negligible or insignificant risk to both the general population and vulnerable subgroups).