Sentence examples for really hard evidence from inspiring English sources

Wait till you have some really hard evidence on something very political?

"We need some really hard evidence," that the tests can be used broadly, but he says this study makes a good start.

"You need to have really hard evidence, if, you know, if you're accused of something, show the evidence," Melania said.

Melania Trump, the wife of a president accused of sexual misconduct by more than a dozen women, says accusers need "really hard evidence" if they're going to come forward against an alleged aggressor.

"I really would want to see some really hard, believable evidence before I even start pondering a decision".

By the end, it still seemed suspiciously like a new player trying to say the right things without anything that could be really considered hard evidence.

Prosecutors told the Oklahoman that initially, they didn't really have hard evidence in the case, only reports of suspicious behavior.

For 40 years women thought they were getting paid less than men, but short of digging pay stubs out of garbage cans, didn't really have hard evidence.

"Europe's case is really predicated on the idea that there will be future harm to A.M.D.," said Geoffrey Manne, who has practiced antitrust law and taught at Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland, Ore ."It is really hard to find evidence of that now".

"If you are not citing the most similar studies, it is really hard to imagine that the evidence they provided played a role in the formulation of your hypothesis," Dr. Goodman said.

Many assume this to be true but to have some hard evidence will be really helpful for making our case".