Sentence examples for mounds of evidence from inspiring English sources

Despite mounds of evidence, convicting them will be agonisingly complicated.

Meanwhile, the Republicans insist — despite mounds of evidence to the contrary — that more tax cuts would create jobs.

But jurors, who deliberated for six and a half days, could not reach a verdict, even after asking to review mounds of evidence.

"As much as I wanted to find the man innocent, this was a criminal case and there were mounds and mounds of evidence," she told Bloomberg News.

Mounds of evidence suggest that our immune system anticipates these inputs and that, when they go missing, the organism comes unhinged.

Moving swiftly but with precise attention to the emotional coloring of such things as weather and light and dour institutional spaces, Fincher runs through interrogations, trips to the library, and the sorting and matching of mounds of evidence.

Furthermore, there is a mound of evidence that corporations are in no need of more tax breaks.

In "Let's Rescue the Race Debate" (column, Nov. 20), Charles M. Blow cites a mound of evidence of discrimination against minorities and denies the existence of a "comparable mound" to document discrimination against whites.

Whatever the truth of this claim, some of the report's details were eye-catching: one firm sold toothbrushes between subsidiaries for $5,655 each.Moreover, there is a mound of evidence, says James Hines, a tax expert at the University of Michigan, that shows that international companies tend to report higher taxable profits in countries where taxes are lower.

The Administration's critics are pointing to a mound of evidence implicating bankers in criminal activity and asking the simple question: Where are the prosecutions?

If there's anything about Obama that truly pisses me off it's his willingness to let people like Rove, who pretty much turned the United States government into a nepotistic, boardroom boys club, go free despite the heaping mound of evidence against them.