Sentence examples for lacking any evidence from inspiring English sources

One thing was still lacking: any evidence of mass radicalisation.

NOT surprisingly, then, lacking any evidence of what may come, people are grasping for patterns in the sniper's previous actions -- an abstract form of risk regulation.

Tunsil's stepfather is now pursuing a civil case against him, and many people were quick to speculate, lacking any evidence, that he might have been behind the hacking.

Lacking any evidence of the relative impact of a son's enlistment, I suggest that the best evidence of conflict, or lack thereof is, as Mr. Bronner says, his work, not his biography.

Lacking any evidence to the contrary, each analyst who follows Motorola tends to see Mr. Breen as a likely advocate of his or her favorite strategic move, whether it is selling the semiconductor operations, quitting the cellular handset business or acquiring a large competitor in markets where profits have been sagging.

The next day, ScienceInsider found out that "Förster has posted a reaction on his website saying he says he needs time to process the report and that a previous version was 'biased, misleading and lacking any evidence of data manipulation.'".

It lacked any evidence base and appeared no more than a political comfort blanket.

In her decision, Feland emphasized that prosecutors lacked any evidence tying the individual defendants to the crimes.

Such theories have been discussed by cosmologists for decades — but until now they have lacked any evidence.

A host of fact-checks and explainers have poked holes in Trump's claims, pointing out that they lack any evidence or substantiation.

According to a Harvard study, 40 percent of medical malpractice claims lack any evidence of either a medical error or patient injury.