Sentence examples for most obvious evidence from inspiring English sources

But Worboys and Reid went free because the most obvious evidence was not gathered.

The file system and process migration provide the most obvious evidence of the single system image, since they make storage and processing power sharable among workstations.

The theft in the valley of Jam is only the most obvious evidence of a general destruction of Afghanistan's cultural heritage.

The staff cuts, which could include as many as 100 employees, will be the most obvious evidence of the belt-tightening.

It seems the latter has much more sway in our times — riots about cartoons and reporters obsessing on hunting accidents being the most obvious evidence.

The most obvious evidence of the new tone was the public posture of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld at the alliance defense ministers' meeting last week.

It is widely accepted that genes do not operate alone within the cell, but they carry out their functions through a complex interplay whose most obvious experimental evidence is the intricate network of protein interactions that we only just have started to decipher [ 3, 4].

Fresh from this experience, the President told the crowd outside the City Hall: "While the wall is the most obvious and vivid evidence of the failures of the Communist system... we take no satisfaction in it.

For Democrats, perhaps the most obvious piece of evidence of GOP premeditated malice is the 2010 quote from Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell: "The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president".

It was the most obvious and extreme evidence of financial imperatives directing sporting decisions in UK history.

The most obvious piece of evidence is the administration's energy approach.