Sentence examples for marshalling evidence from inspiring English sources

But he did say it very aggressively by marshalling evidence that grammars are no longer the agents for social mobility that they might once have been.

The report does supply a data point for diagnosticians of cultural decline intent on marshalling evidence to demonstrate the coarsening of the culture.

The case is still simmering in the Long Island court, and lawyers for both sides are marshalling evidence to bolster their cases.

Skipping quickly through what is clearly a serious bit of research from UCL's Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration (CREAM) my layman's superficial complaint is that it reads as if the authors are marshalling evidence to support a case they believe in: migration is an inherently good thing.

The process is analogous to the writing up of qualitative research findings, marshalling evidence for themes through example quotes from participants.

"We're starting to collaborate with people so we can marshal evidence," he says.

In Syria, government and opposition groups have each tried to marshal evidence against the other.

They will be asked to "marshal evidence" for thoughtful, sometimes lengthy answers, and analyze paired excerpts.

Delaying our retaliation while we marshal evidence will not increase the risk of additional terrorist attacks in the short term.

La Presse has marshalled evidence suggesting that the works could be done for a third of the price.

Readers of this blog will not need to be convinced that these ideas are factually laughable, so I won't marshal evidence against them.