Sentence examples for simplest evidence from inspiring English sources

The simplest evidence may be a work that groups a photograph of Charles Bronson as Geronimo with three checks signed by Mr. Bronson, all made out to plumbers and contractors.

The simplest evidence of the assimilatory use of composite units is the ability to partition the bar fairly well on the first (written) try.

This is the simplest evidence you need to understand that of course racism played a role Trump's election, Coates writes.

The simplest evidence for this shorter length is predicated on the numerical density of spectrin tetramers (or equally valid junctional complex components) per surface area of the erythrocyte membrane.

With respect to protein phosphorylation, the simplest evidence for the conservation (or lack thereof) of molecular responses among species lies in the content of the kinome.

Perhaps a more apt buzzword for this year could be plain and simple: evidence.

From the single example above; my team-mate and myself not getting paid for the rest of the year, after the Tour de France, being simple evidence.

Judging by the simple evidence of bums on seats, Meze2 was doing something right, so we resisted the temptation to retreat up the hill into the calmer atmosphere of the medieval city, and allowed ourselves to be looked after by the friendly, bodybuilding owner.

Case-filing judges usually can only ask plaintiffs to collect evidence before going through the case-filing procedure.16 Even when asked, ordinary people can only bring very simple evidence.

It is based on the simple evidence that, in highly nonlinear systems such as precipitation reactors, scale-up is better ensured when all the critical parts of the process are exactly the same at all scales.

If we accept these weird concepts, why don't we accept a simpler evidence: that the universe is intentional?