Sentence examples for meant proof from inspiring English sources

Whereas the lower ranked students noticed that "evidence" meant "proof" and thus went with that option without much caring about its modifier.

"It meant proof of Indian kill," one panelist explained.

A series of recent judgments in that court now mean proof is required that senior military commanders have "specifically directed" atrocities.

A murder charge "requires a very high level of evidence," and the case's complexity and the lack of a witness or forensic evidence "mean proof beyond a reasonable doubt is very difficult to achieve," she said.

The correct answer "cogent evidence" is actually quite obvious, since "evidence" definitely means "proof".

(Back To Main Article: "Robots In Disguise").. Pramana, which means "proof of reality" in Hindi, is currently in "stealth" mode, and won't reveal much about its customers or just how it works.

For U.S. tech companies like Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook, the project, called Aadhaar (which means "proof" or "basis" in Hindi), could be a gold mine.

Positive on direct sequencing means: proof of a mutation.

For the reasons mentioned above, the chart is by no means proof that supply was a major factor during the recession.

But Cranford and the researchers caution that the results, although consistent with the bends, are by no means proof.

The steep temperature dependence of the activities below ∼10°C is indicative, but by no means proof, of the appearance of a different rate-limiting process.