Sentence examples for reading the evidence from inspiring English sources

You must not be reading the evidence or else find it acceptable that a school place can be bought in this way.

This seems an optimistic conclusion — the narrator has made something of himself, and we've just finished reading the evidence — but, on the next page, Jang violently drops us into the novel's wildly discordant final section, "The Seventh Day".

After reading the evidence, supporters of capital punishment indicated that they were more in favor of the death penalty, and opponents said they were more opposed to capital punishment than they had been at the beginning of the study.

However, reading the evidence it provides, it is hard to escape the conclusion that the Home Office civil servants who wrote it seem to have been impressed that a health-based rather than a criminal justice-based approach is where effective policies lie.

Mr. Fagan, an anthropologist who has written on climate change in "The Long Summer" and "The Little Ice Age," proceeds methodically, working his way across the globe and reading the evidence provided by tree rings, deep-sea cores, coral samples, computer weather models and satellite photos.

Davey told BBC Radio 4's Today programme : "I'm afraid those people who seem to think there is a displacement between young and older people here firstly are not reading the evidence and secondly they have a very old fashioned approach to labour supply as though there is a fixed amount of jobs in the economy.

I later read the evidence against her.

As I read the evidence, there are three main reasons.

That ambiguity, however, also presents the opportunity to read the evidence in jaded or biased ways.

And they are determined to read the evidence as confirming that hopeful notion.

Read the evidence and denials in full (oicray.com) and see how her orchestrated lying continues to this day.