Sentence examples for may not evidence from inspiring English sources

That is why I appreciate the work of artists who aim explicitly to a local audience knowing that this universality, even in the world's revered pieces, may not evidence itself.

But the theory does suggest that a stretch of insomnia may not be evidence of a disorder.

Judge Owen said that under British law, inquests may not hear evidence in secret, while public inquiries could do so.

A higher earnings yield may not be evidence of undervaluation but instead may reflect nothing more than stocks' risk premium over bonds.

A few months ago the same court decided that federal prosecutors may not use evidence obtained by tapping wires linking two or more states.

Judge Kollar-Kotelly, who is also reviewing the settlement, said that while Microsoft is presenting its defense, the states may not introduce evidence that computer makers complained about the settlement.

Two inquiries have been launched, to discover how a man said to have acted "utterly normally" in prison could suddenly end his sentence after just four years.Investigators may or may not find evidence of missed warning signs.

MATTHEW MENKEN Princeton, N.J., July 18 , 2013  To the Editor: Even when formal testing may not reveal evidence of dementia, we must not overlook the complaints and concerns of our older adults when it comes to memory and poor concentration.

In other words, the longer British life span may or may not be evidence that government-run care is better.

Despite a marked increase in the number of persons seeking help for anxiety disorders, the care provided may not be evidence based, especially when delivered by nonspecialists.

This novel testing method provided quantitative data to determine the impact of the manufacturing process on the performance of the bolt/nut combination and demonstrated that a characterization of the microstructure alone may not provide evidence of corresponding nut performance.