Sentence examples for lingering evidence from inspiring English sources

AT THE head office of BT (formerly British Telecom) in London it is hard to find any lingering evidence of imperial hubris.

The only lingering evidence of its existence is its passports, issued by the Egyptian authorities to any Palestinian, and valid only in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.There may be another reason for hesitation over proclaiming a Palestinian state.

In Other Games Fans partied near debris piles — the lingering evidence of Hurricane Gustav — after Drew Brees passed for three touchdowns in the Host Saints' 24-20 victory against the Buccaneers.

By daybreak yesterday, on the streets, in the subways and aboard commuter trains, it was sometimes hard to find lingering evidence of the chaos that began just after 4 p.m. Thursday when the blackout of 2003 reached New York.

A crew was dismantling the elaborate media tent on the soccer fields at Belmont University on Wednesday morning, with the aluminum doors the last lingering evidence that a presidential debate had occurred eight days earlier on the university's 75-acre campus, two miles southwest of Nashville, Tenn.

This survey was designed to detect: (1) active leakage from a huge reservoir of CO2 gas recently postulated to extend from beneath the caldera into this area; and (2) lingering evidence for subsurface flow of magmatic fluids into this area during the 1985 seismic swarm and concomitant caldera subsidence.

Although Verizon and the union reached a settlement, they showed some evidence of lingering bad feelings.

More than that, though, they saw evidence of lingering voter resentment against the Republican Party in its bastion of Nassau County.

School board members vowed to find out who had leaked a confidential report by the board's lawyers that outlined evidence of lingering racism in the schools.

The new paper appears to dispel any lingering doubt, providing detailed evidence that one major plume and at least one minor plume existed and contained large quantities of hydrocarbons, albeit dispersed into tiny droplets.

That will reassure people that it is not going to repeat its mistake of last August, when it raised rates despite evidence of lingering deflation.But free money will not make much of a difference to an economy that was already limping along with interest rates at a mere 0.15%.