Sentence examples for much hard evidence from inspiring English sources

Not that there is much hard evidence on display.

Mr. Gelbspan has probably amassed as much hard evidence of climate change as anyone alive.

But there is not much hard evidence of that yet, according to Ted Melhuish of Birkbeck College in London.

But Mr. Brumley played down Mafiaboy's role, saying, "We're not sure how much hard evidence there is".

In the seventies, Jacques Cousteau speculated — without much hard evidence — that roughly a third of all life in the oceans had vanished.

There isn't much hard evidence, and the history of presidential elections is too short for the patterns to pass a rigorous statistical test.

Mr. Obama had been slowly but steadily rebounding in the polls from his lows in early October — in contrast to a common argument that contended, without much hard evidence, that Mr. Romney still had momentum in the race.

Similarly, I think (based on not very much hard evidence, to be fair) that the taboo of having an affair with a married man is perhaps less strong than it used to be.