Sentence examples for indispensable evidence for from inspiring English sources

During the next decade, the police filled out more than four million of these forms, which served as indispensable evidence for the Center for Constitutional Rights and others in lawsuits against the city.

Gordon Brittan (Brittan 2006) conceives both such positions "evidentialist", which is his label for any interpretation according to which intuitions provide indispensable evidence for the truth of mathematics, whether that evidence is provided in support of axioms or inferences, or both.

"The movie does not depict torture as producing indispensable evidence," he writes.

These labels ranged from A (indispensable), B (beneficial), C (questionable) to D (avoid), depending on the state of evidence for safety, efficacy and overall age-appropriateness.

Taken together, these findings provide evidence for noun-cue models of gender acquisition, according to which phonological or semantic noun cues are indispensable for acquiring a noun's gender.

Large-scale, high-level analyses are however indispensable for revealing evidence concerning evolution and diversity within a population [ 35].

Yet the evidence for these propositions is sketchy at best, as Michael Dorff, a professor of corporate law at Southwestern Law School, shows in his new book, "Indispensable and Other Myths".

Recent investigations provided increasing evidence that quantitative analysis of tumour angiogenesis is an indispensable prerequisite for developing novel treatment strategies such as anti-angiogenic and antivascular treatment options.

Recent investigations provided increasing evidence that quantitative analysis of tumour blood flow is an indispensable prerequisite for developing novel treatment strategies and individualizing cancer therapy.

(Andrew Sullivan's blog has been the indispensable clearinghouse for Hitchensiana).

Newspapers and magazines often provide an indispensable patronage for writers.