Sentence examples for really evidence that from inspiring English sources

Even now there isn't really evidence that huge ISPs such as Comcast abuse their power by favoring their traffic over, say, Netflix's.

One woman wondered if there was really evidence that anything less sweeping would have resulted in the carnage described so enthusiastically by broadcasters.

Like Bore, Mahmood doesn't buy the Islamic extremist conspiracy line: "If there was really evidence that the central charge laid at the doors of these schools – that there was an organised and successful attempt to radicalise the children of this city – then don't you think Ofsted would have found it?

But is there really evidence that multicultural experiences enhance creativity?

"I've known that the climate change movement has been gaining momentum, and today is really evidence that it has".

"Really worrying" evidence that SCL also worked for the UK government, had provided psychological operation training for Ministry of Defence staff, had received classified information about Afghanistan and, according to Nix's testimony, had "secret clearance".

"This work provides really nice evidence that thought precedes language," says Paul Bloom, a professor of psychology at Yale University.

We shouldn't worry about that too much unless there's really strong evidence that that carbon footprint is really high".

Maybe, but there is really no evidence that this would occur.

There's really good evidence that above a certain point, money doesn't matter.

"The paper provides really strong evidence that absolute mobility has fallen over time.