Sentence examples for more thorough evidence from inspiring English sources

In addition to what he calls "overwhelming evidence of pollution on the ground," Gupta believes the tribunal members "have also been presented with far more thorough evidence rebutting Chevron's corruption allegations".

This allowed for a more thorough evidence consensus to be performed at district level (termed Admin 2 FAO, 2008) within Brazil.

More in-depth complementary reviews will be needed to document specific dimensions or subdimensions of this framework or to compile more thorough evidence on the linkages identified between those dimensions.

It might also lead to investigating officers carrying out a more thorough preparation of the evidence in a case of a 'paying' victim; or a less careful preparation of the evidence in the case of a non-contributing victim.

While the investigators could be faulted for not being more thorough in studying the evidence, Xi's case exemplifies why preventing economic espionage is such a tough task for the government.

All these approaches, however, are inadequate as relatively high returns are compatible with investment efficiency if marginal costs are high (see Brunello and De Paola 2009 for a more thorough discussion of empirical evidence on under-provision of training).

"There's no question that at the end of the day a more thorough, transparent view of the evidence was presented in the report than was presented in the movie," she said.

And while the authorities have also occasionally raised the prospect of a more thorough investigation, they have ignored extensive evidence linking senior police officials to Mr. Magnitsky's death.

This investigation was "much more thorough than was the first, taking evidence from a total of 176 eyewitnesses to the disaster", and examined both Goodall's theory and others (see below).

A more thorough assessment could contribute much needed evidence concerning the psychological and physiological experience of stress as it relates to behavioral risk among sexual minorities.

Should the evidence hold up after more thorough analysis, it would validate at least one of the claims made by the Bush administration in arguing that Iraq had an active biological weapons program.