Sentence examples for stack of evidence from inspiring English sources

A towering stack of evidence shows football's devastating effects.

Diplomats in Vienna said that the agency compiled a stack of evidence suggesting that Iran already had more sophisticated uranium enrichment designs than it had admitted.

By extension, if unspoken, this also rather implies that there is a major stack of evidence for each position, if not, surely there would be no split?

Yet to blithely assume that this is merely a Gallic blip, or that France's Six Nations grand slam was mostly down to luck, is to ignore a gathering stack of evidence.

"When I was at MTV, Clive would summon me to his office to talk about an artist and he would have a stack of evidence -- records, tapes, radio airplay sheets, other stuff," Mr. Schuon recalled.

The cache consists of a stack of evidence gathered by official prosecutors in Wisconsin who were conducting what was called a "John Doe investigation" into suspected campaign finance violations by Walker's campaign and its network.

Beneath a bed, in one corner of the office, she revealed more stacks of evidence.

And ultimately, baseball thinks it has a solid case with stacks of evidence that will stand up to any appeal.

"These workers, unfortunately, have no place in Israel," Mr. Haber said, surrounded by stacks of evidence files in his Tel Aviv office.

Despite stacks of evidence proving that we need to radically re-haul our approach to climate change – not least the 2018 IPCC report warning of the dire consequences of further global warming – few world leaders seem committed to actually doing anything about it.

For not just one but seven months, President Clinton emphatically claimed not to have been involved in sexual relations with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, despite the mountain of evidence stacked up against him.