Sentence examples for most solid evidence from inspiring English sources

Now a new study has provided what several experts called the most solid evidence yet.

The problem, the police say, is that their most solid evidence -- phone records that link a network of conspirators -- is not admissible in court.

He said last summer that the mobile labs were "some of the most solid" evidence the United States possessed, but in the past few months he has stepped back from those remarks, and then reversed himself.

The most solid evidence for climatic influence on geology comes from the end of the last ice age, around 12,000 years ago, says McGuire, who is a volcanologist and professor of geophysical and climate hazards at University College London.

He said this document was "the most solid evidence you can get in any scientific discipline".

After years of speculation, this is the most solid evidence that Chinese consumers will finally get their hands on Kindle devices.

Any measure in this regard should be based on the most solid scientific evidence available to date.

Hutton writes as an even-handed observer of his own discipline, and it is here that most of the solid evidence of ritual behaviour can be found.

Given the huge human and hidden fiscal costs of not addressing FGM in the developing world, should UK Aid be conditional, in those countries most affected, on solid evidence that FGM is being tackled by the domestic authorities?

The most solid piece of evidence the police have may be the ransom note written on Patsy Ramsey's writing pad....An attorney for any other defendant would almost certainly argue that one or both parents murdered their child.

Most anthropologists agree that solid evidence for the first purposeful use of fire dates back to at least 400,000 years ago, with the species Homo erectus, but others think this behavior must have older roots.