Sentence examples for printed evidence from inspiring English sources

"But it used to be hard to find printed evidence of the use of slang words.

Helen Newstead, head of language content at Collins, said: "Dictionaries have always included formal and informal English, but it used to be hard to find printed evidence of the use of slang words.

Though I have the knowledge of what is expected, I have no document or printed evidence that says I can perform the task, and that causes my chances of getting the job to become slim-to-none.

All they have to do is come into our stores with printed evidence of their pre-order".

What I really sought was a better-marked trail of my parents' intellectual lives: bound and printed evidence of what they'd read, what had inspired and shaped their minds.

Finally, the eminent painter and collector C. C. Wang is represented by calligraphy brushed on pages of New York City phone books, joining the hand-wrought, individualist mark-making of one culture with printed evidence of the cultural diversity of another.

Initiatives designed to assist practitioner and patient decisions about appropriate healthcare for LBP include printed evidence-based clinical guidelines.

The COMPLeMENT trial is a prospective, pragmatic RCT of printed, evidence-based educational material that incorporates a no-intervention control.

Amongst such initiatives, printed evidence-based clinical guidelines have been developed for primary care and occupational settings, in several countries [ 16- 19].

The composition is anchored by two hand prints, evidence of the artist's presence.

Prickly terms like "pussy," Stamper explained, are often used in speech before they're finally written down, so all an etymologist can do is analyze the later print evidence and use some linguistic intuition to fill in the history.