Sentence examples for more evidence because from inspiring English sources

A memo to one of these in 2005 contained the following, in large boldface type: "Not to do: ever enter into a direct contact with Bernard Madoff!!!" JPMorgan Chase had more evidence, because it served as Madoff's primary banker for more than 20 years.

On the one hand you want to present more and more evidence, because it makes a very strong and compelling point, but on the other, how do you prevent presenting all of that evidence over time from just wearing people out and wearing them down in terms of their outrage?

However, more evidence is needed because of the limited number of RCTs available.

"As time goes by, it seems you would accumulate more evidence against the Resurrection because the expected Second Coming doesn't occur".

Scientists argued that it was not yet possible to establish the safety and efficacy of HDC/ABMT for advanced breast cancer because more evidence was needed.

The situation is somewhat different here, because more evidence is available from other trials on the subject, and after the initial 2 years of treatment women may also switch treatment or continue for a further 3 years.

We would predict that a number of different types of TOR-independent mechanisms for activation and enhancement of autophagy will be uncovered in the future, because more evidence for TOR-independent pathways for autophagy induction have recently emerged (Tan et al., 2012; Boglev et al., 2013).

But that reassurance has faded in the last week, in part because of more evidence that the American economy is not growing as fast as it had been, and in part because of indications that China, previously the strongest major economy, may be faltering.

You need more women who understand to give more evidence, have more studies done, because it's only a small group of elite sportswomen who have tried to do things to control their period".

There could be differences in non-teaching practices regarding prescription and managing treatment because of more evidence based knowledge based on regular teaching trainings.

For example in the early years of the study, re-irradiation was not considered to be a treatment option, but because of more evidence of the feasibility of this approach in later years, 39 it was started in 1997.