Sentence examples for precious evidence from inspiring English sources

But by then, precious evidence had been lost.

The skull and the jaws are still separate because Smersh hung on to its precious evidence.

"But if they do, they provide precious evidence about the growth and development of the individual and the species," he wrote.

Thousands of such stories are found in French archives, providing precious evidence of the narrative skills and interpretive schemes of peasants and artisans as well as the well-born.

Mr. Walsh wrote a letter to city officials that termed Mr. Butler's cabin "both a work of art and precious evidence -- for the Westside all too rare -- of the cultural history of Los Angeles in the 20's".

Even when medical examinations are granted, they are often "sub-standard, losing precious evidence and skewing subsequent decisions not to open investigations into torture allegations".

However, there is precious little evidence that advertising actually works.

"But there is precious little evidence in support".

"There's just precious little evidence to talk about massive environmental damage at this time.

There is precious little evidence to indicate that such schemes are effective.

The only problem: There is precious little evidence of uniquely feminine motivations driving women's attacks.