Sentence examples for reliable testimony from inspiring English sources

The decision not to have the nose straightened seems to offer more reliable testimony of a character indifferent to vanity.

And jurors said they were wary of the Elan testimony but that it fit with more reliable testimony.

The US considered reliable testimony and data that do not coincide with what we collected and which we found were reliable.

The poet gives us seemingly reliable testimony about a way of life and thereby infuses his work with the personal flavor that readers desire.

Bin Laden has never spoken publicly about his time at Al Thagher, and the record of other reliable testimony is thin.

The United States attorney in Philadelphia, Patrick Meehan, applauded the ruling, saying, "We prevailed on the underlying theory that this is in fact reliable testimony that the judge in his role as the gatekeeper of evidence can have confidence in".

Squire says the single most important factor in getting reliable eyewitness testimony is to preserve, either in writing or recording, eyewitness statements as close in time to the event as possible.

"In its experience, the court has found testimonial predictions of future events generally less reliable even than testimony as to historical fact".

In its experience the court has found testimonial predictions of future events generally less reliable even than testimony as to historical fact, and cross-examination to be of little use in enhancing or detracting from their accuracy.

Judge Jackson dismissed Microsoft's request for weeks (or even days) of hearings on the proposed breakup, stating that "the Court has found testimonial predictions of future events generally less reliable even than testimony as to historical fact".

Rather than finding that the judgment would increase competition, the court remarked that even "purportedly knowledgeable people" do not know what "may or may not ensue," and the court dismissed the notion of having an evidentiary hearing to explore that question because "testimonial predictions of future events" are "less reliable even than testimony as to historical fact".