Sentence examples for laudable evidence from inspiring English sources
Whether this is laudable evidence of artists having become unafraid to show their vulnerability or merely a load of unbearable whining is a matter of some debate.
This result has been replicated by numerous other studies, and while constant monitoring is laudable, the evidence to date certainly doesn't support the hypothesis that cell phone usage results in increased cancer risk.
Despite the considerable and laudable control efforts described above, there is no evidence that the incidence of Lassa fever in Kenema District is decreasing.
Ann appears to be a lovely person, with a laudable marriage, but there's not a lot of persuasive evidence that voters make their decisions based on such factors.
Much recent evidence indicates that the mass media still tend, despite some laudable attempts to overcome gender bias, to reinforce conventional notions of masculinity.
In pursuit of these laudable goals, Britain has agreed, among other things, to extradition without prima facie evidence among 44 signatories of the Council of Europe's Convention on Extradition.
"It is laudable for governments to take their time and be cautious about banning things but the evidence now very strongly points towards that ban," he told the BBC Radio 4 Today.
It was a pioneering, gutsy and laudable campaign to apply the principle that "good decision-making should be informed by the best available evidence on both what works and what does not work".
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
