Sentence examples for left reasonable from inspiring English sources

After a long investigation, the charges were dropped amid questions about Diallo's credibility and evidence which prosecutors said left reasonable doubt.

The law set a "highly subjective" standard that left reasonable people uncertain of their potential criminal liability and gave too much discretion to law enforcement, a panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held in a 2-to-1 opinion.

In 2003, in a 14,000-word article in The Atlantic Monthly arguing that the case against his cousin was flawed and had left reasonable doubt, Mr. Kennedy accused Mr. Dunne of intimidating prosecutors and helping to drive the news media into "a frenzy to lynch the fat kid".

It does not include active campaigns to expand access to paid sick days, family leave, reasonable accommodations and other workplace protections in places like Massachusetts, Washington, DC and elsewhere.

That would leave reasonable people to wonder whether the Obama administration's early and eloquent assertions on global warming -- that it is a pressing, planet-wide issue, and that the U.S. intends to take a leadership role in addressing it -- were really just hot air.

Repeated outrages like this marginalize whatever public forum is left for reasonable discussion of issues crucial to democracy and thereby alienate all but the hyper-partisans.

In trying to penalize conduct that falls outside a clearly definable standard, Congress has, in both instances, left a reasonable person uncertain about where the legal line can be drawn.

This left a reasonable number of individual estimates in each of the two sets to investigate the possible role of type of smokeless tobacco, sex, study design, study location and study period on the estimated effect.

Students should also be free to leave "upon reasonable notice" and have the ability to complain about unfair practices.

Through the church the will of the Roman pattern became firmly institutionalized, but a testator still had to leave a "reasonable part of the estate" (ordinarily at least one-third) to his wife and children.

Reports from the International Red Cross, testimony from American soldiers and articles by Seymour Hersh and other investigative journalists leave no reasonable doubt that agents of the U.S. government tortured suspected terrorists.