Sentence examples for stood evidence from inspiring English sources

CNN showed footage of construction equipment's being used to try to comb through giant pieces of debris in Amatrice and of rescuers standing on huge piles of rubble where homes once stood, evidence of the enormous scale of the rescue effort.

In the hearth stands evidence of Williams's acting pedigree: a photo of her great-great-grandfather playing a butler alongside Marie Tempest in a play that might or might not be called You Never Can Tell.

As the situation now stands, evidence of efficacy is not convincing enough to compel paediatric organisations to recommend routine use of probiotics.

There was some evidence for this, or what stood for evidence to an impatient person like Rebecca.

To reach this conclusion the following factors had to be taken into consideration: the Bulgarian courts' judgments as they stood; fresh evidence the Bulgarian courts did not consider; and the evidence they did and their judgment on it.

Even in victory, Mr. Romney stood as evidence of the trouble the party finds itself in.

He once joked, a former colleague said, that the "e" in e-mail stood for "evidence".

The images stood as evidence of the success of Mr. Obama's effort to reach out to thousands of first-time caucusgoers, including many independent voters and younger voters.

The remarks by the two men stood as evidence of what has proved to be a big obstacle facing them in this long-awaited two-person contest leading up to the 10-state vote on Tuesday.

Appearing before the Commons public accounts committee, the Google vice-president Matt Brittin insisted he stood by evidence he gave last year that all the firm's advertising in Europe was sold through its offices in Ireland.

Although success of some of these interventions would stand as evidence that the targeted mechanisms is causally involved in autism symptom emergence, they should only be seen as confirmatory evidence.