Sentence examples for points of evidence from inspiring English sources

Those arguments aren't flawed, but their main points of evidence are.

There are a considerable number of new points of evidence or evidence of flaws in the original case, so we're cautiously optimistic," Claire Blackman said.

BUT many doctors say it is inappropriate for scientists to quibble about the fine points of evidence in the case of a devastating disease like breast cancer.

But when she gets to particulars, Noonan attempts to lay out Mrs. Clinton's direct role, forcefully summarizing significant if familiar episodes as points of evidence.

But old videotapes about minor points of evidence are not going to convict Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi or Al Amin Khalifa Fhimah, the Libyan defendants, of blowing up Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988, killing 270 people.

One government lawyer explained that military and intelligence officers aren't accustomed to following the "finer points" of evidence rules, and the court doesn't appear to expect them to be: in no case has a judge decided against the government merely because its evidence lacked proper form, as far as the publicly available records show.

Articles were ranked by a five-point level of evidence scale and by type of study, according to guidelines from the Centre for Evidence-based Medicine.

"The years Tate spent obstructing this request on BP's behalf provides another point of evidence that they are right," he said.

Last night was a point of evidence that the Tea Party has enough direct influence on the Republican Congress to have a de facto veto over its agenda.

It did not dwell on what accusations may be brought against Ai — those remain a mystery — but it raised what it framed as a point of evidence: "On April 1, he went to Taiwan via Hong Kong.

It's a scene which appears to tease both Rey's future, and her past; becoming the major point of evidence on her lineage, and what role her powers may play in future installments of the franchise.