Sentence examples for rather evidence that from inspiring English sources

So urination and defecation weren't a sign of fear, McClane showed Strack, but rather evidence that every one of those victims had been mere moments away from death.

What shocked ordinary Pakistanis was not the interview — Mr. Hussain had already made similar accusations in court — but rather evidence that it had been rigged.

Andrew McLaughlin of ICANN argues that these figures are not alarming, but rather evidence that the policy is being used for the purpose for which it was intended.Michael Froomkin, professor of law at the University of Miami, is not so sure.

That this neutral or even negative relationship exists for both the "less successful" non-Western immigrants and "more successful" Western immigrants raises questions as to whether this is truly indicative of segmented assimilation, but rather evidence that the general effects of parents' incorporation are insufficient to impact children's math performance.

Early intervention is crucial, meaning arrests have to be made on intelligence rather than evidence that could be used in court.

Israel has escalated its already furious war with the outgoing US administration, claiming that it has "rather hard" evidence that Barack Obama was behind a critical UN security council resolution criticising Israeli settlement building, and threatening to hand over the material to Donald Trump.

They insist, with rather less evidence, that cold January evenings keep Iowans at home.

On Monday, Israel escalated its already furious war with the outgoing US administration, claiming that it has "rather hard" evidence that Obama was behind the UN resolution.

So I think tourists see him as more like this curiosity, this oddity, rather than evidence that there's this huge phenomenon out there.

Diplomats and nuclear experts said the rise appeared in fact to reflect honest technical missteps rather than evidence that Iran had embarked on secret enrichments at higher purities.

That dynamic, rather than evidence that long-term hospitals benefit patients, has driven their expansion, said Dr. Jeremy M. Kahn of the University of Pennsylvania, who has received a federal grant to study the hospitals.