Sentence examples for principal evidence from inspiring English sources

The principal evidence for Bactrian belongs to the 2nd century.

Probate records, Mr. Bellesile's principal evidence, "would not reflect that," he said.

"The principal evidence was mixed blood traces from which were extracted mixed DNA of Amanda and Meredith.

The principal evidence for this is rows of men in military uniforms in front of rows of telephones.

If there's truth to the assertive monograph Hollis has written, they argue, why won't he produce the 19th-century diary he cites as his principal evidence?

Only recently has consumer demand appeared to ease a bit, the principal evidence being a decline in retail sales in April and May.

One of the principal evidence-based policies recently recommended by the British Medical Association to reduce alcohol consumption is to reduce easy access to alcohol through controls on hours of sale and outlet density [ 19, 20].

We sought to gather proof-of-principal evidence for the sensitivity of this eWMC construct in a target clinical group – patients with a history of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

He is also writing distress signals in his journal, which Mrs. Bari hands to the principal as evidence of her son's suffering.

But as the only start-to-finish record of the president being shot, the 494 tiny frames, filmed without sound, have always been the principal visual evidence of the crime.

The principal epidemiologic evidence that environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) increases the risk of lung cancer in (lifelong) nonsmokers is from studies of nonsmoking women married to smokers.