Sentence examples for proving a link from inspiring English sources

"I think they want to keep race out of this election". Patrick, however, told the committee members that proving a link among arson investigations is very tricky.

In the 1950s, tobacco companies responded to research proving a link between smoking and lung cancer by trying to discredit the science.

Cosla, the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities, published a new report by the sector's advisory body, the Improvement Service, which said there was no evidence proving a link between teacher numbers and attainment.

The decision opens up the possibility that police and prosecutors could follow a similar route in the Pakistan match fixing case, although lawyers have warned of the difficulty of proving a link with actions on the pitch.

In Clinton's case, proving a link between what the Clinton Foundation received and what she did for its donors would seem to be substantially more difficult and perhaps impossible.

I couldn't look my son in the eye and say, 'This is what your dad's life is worth.' " Plaintiffs with cancer would receive relatively low compensation under the settlement because of the difficulty of proving a link between the illness and exposure at ground zero.

But it's a hard to prove a link.

But it suggests his study could only raise the question, not prove a link.

The appeals court said prosecutors had failed to prove a link between him and the crimes committed by his subordinates.

The president and his secretary of state had been huffing and puffing to prove a link between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda.

Science found it impossible to prove a link, so there was always an opportunity for more research.