Sentence examples for missing evidence but from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo has voiced concern about fading memories and missing evidence, but those concerns need to be balanced with justice for victims and the need to stop abusers.

The Guidelines for WHO Guidelines offers the following encouragement for undertaking rigorous studies to provide missing evidence, but we are not aware of any other policies linking important uncertainties in guidelines to WHO's priorities for research: "Sometimes it will be necessary to issue guidelines where no rigorous studies exist, based on the best available evidence.

The RNase MRP is thought to have evolved before the ancestor of modern eukaryotes [ 28], but previously missing evidence of the MRP RNA from G. intestinalis [ 8, 29] imposed a question on the origin of MRP and rRNA processing.

But one thing was missing: evidence that the site was going out of business.

Union Pacific's conduct earned it a sanction from the presiding judge, who told the jury that it could -- but was not required to -- conclude that the missing evidence was not favorable to the railroad.

That persistent piece of missing evidence involves data from temperature sensors aboard the shuttle.

The latest transgression, the missing evidence about the Oklahoma City bombing, suggests acute disorganization.

"The defendant must not bear the burden of missing evidence," he said.

At the trial, Robert L. Pottroff, a lawyer representing Mr. Barber, stacked empty boxes in the courtroom that he said represented missing evidence.

That conviction, which no amount of archaeological speculation or missing evidence can change, continues to underlie the Orthodox Jewish world.

In Washington, Senate Democrats characterized a document prepared for President Bush in 2002 as missing evidence of what agencies told him of Iraq's illicit weapons.