Sentence examples for some further evidence from inspiring English sources

I'd weigh in with some further evidence.

MAJOR JONES: I want you to turn to some further evidence about the ill-treatment by SS guards of transports of prisoners from concentration camps.

There's some further evidence of the way the Electoral College can distort popular vote results in the fact that swing states have notably higher turnout.

"The committee judges that the case for an increase in the federal funds rate has continued to strengthen, but decided, for the time being, to wait for some further evidence of continued progress toward its objectives," the statement read.

Europe may find that integration causes sharper regional cycles but since its central budget is small and its labour mobility low, its ability to cope may be poorer.A recent study by the OECD reports some further evidence.

Outside of the fact that it might afford some further evidence as to the existence of 'subversive persons' within the State, which I have endeavored to show was not in itself a matter related to any legislative function except self-contained investigation and exposure themselves, the relevance of further detail is not demonstrated.

Nevertheless, Give Me Some Love offers further evidence of the effect the opprobrium has had on the singer.

Some scientists cite further evidence from studies of subjects with schizophrenia and autism: in both cases, contagious yawning is diminished, though spontaneous yawning remains intact.

The Portuguese also leapt to the defence of Frank Lampard, whose half-time substitution on Sunday was seen by some as the further evidence his powers are on the wane.

While the survey's results were revelatory to some, and merely further evidence of conclusions already known to others, it provokes a more alarming series of questions about the ways in which we still fail to fully comprehend the scope of LGBTQ health risks in America.

Some historians think this further evidence that she was bipolar, with a mania that expressed itself as acquisitiveness.