Sentence examples for much less evidence from inspiring English sources

There is much less evidence against Clemens.

"The autopsy wasn't even finished, much less evidence collection.

They didn't respond to heat and light, much less evidence of wrongdoing.

What they're saying is that you can look at much, much less evidence, but be confident in what it tells you just because you are confident that the future will be like the past — that polling averages, properly adjusted, are a nearly infallible guide to the results of elections.

"The government presented no direct evidence of actual communication between Bensayah and any Al Qaeda member, much less evidence suggesting Bensayah communicated with" anyone else to facilitate travel by an Al Qaeda member, Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg wrote in a 17-page opinion that was declassified late last week.

There is much less evidence regarding more-broadly targeted or non-categorical hiring credits that explicitly try to boost job creation in the aggregate.

That's much quicker, less evidence based of course, but much quicker.

They've been much less in evidence since some recent remodeling.

There is much less archaeological evidence for an overlap between modern humans and Neanderthals at this time and place.

The two demons of international competitions — hard-sell bravura dancing and flirtatious contemporary ballet solos for male competitors — were much less in evidence.

This is an approach much less in evidence in courts around the country -- notably in the United States Supreme Court -- than it once was.