Sentence examples for spotty evidence from inspiring English sources

Spotty evidence had suggested that agriculture was practiced there more than 7,000 years ago, two millenniums earlier than the first royal dynasties.

Earlier studies by American and European researchers had found spotty evidence of the cooling and contraction, but the new analysis appears to cement the case, several experts not involved in the latest study said.

There is spotty evidence that this is down from an initial bounce of five or six points, but it would still reflect a profound swing in the race, consistent with the largest shifts produced by past presidential debates.

He lived in the world, and more peripatetically and traumatically than many of us, yet in his art declined to submit to the world; rather, he asked that the world submit to the curious, spotty evidence of its own mimetics, its streaks of insane tenderness, its infinitely ingenious interior markings.

There is some spotty evidence that Mr. Romney's bounce may have been as large as five or six points in polls conducted in the 48 hours after the debate, so perhaps the most recent data does reflect something of a comedown for him.

While P. malariae is highly host specific to humans, there is spotty evidence that low level non-symptomatic infection persists among wild chimpanzees.

Although fielding data from that era is spotty, anecdotal evidence suggests that Robinson handled first base fine.

It is spotty, hit-and-miss evidence- which really is not evidence at all.

Police officials said spotty reception was not evidence of defects in the devices, known as kels.

As late as 2004, Mr. Kauffman prepared a simple one-page r?m?f his spotty work history -- evidence that he perhaps hoped to re-enter the work force.

When the evidence is spotty or nonexistent, they should pay less.