Sentence examples for supplying more evidence from inspiring English sources

But by 1 p.m., the skies had cleared and the snow had melted across a wide swath of center field and right field, supplying more evidence of the region's famously irregular weather patterns.

As Asia Pacific stock markets took another wobble after data supplied more evidence of slowing growth, Li told the World Economic Forum in Dalian that he was confident that the government would achieve its main economic targets this year.

Nevertheless, that game supplied more evidence of Leicester's need to secure a new centre-forward, since last season's loanee Yakubu Aiyegbeni seems set to remain at Everton for the forthcoming campaign.

NOMAN, California, posted on nytimes.com I'LL TAKE THE ROTHKO FOR $87 MILLION Adam Davidson's column on the record prices in the contemporary art market supplies more evidence, as if it were needed, that rarefied prices have little to do with much of anything that makes sense.

Multimodal imaging could supply more evidence and information for optimal guidance of radiotherapy.

Brain scans provide more evidence.

We consider this as evidence of native spouses supplying more labor to compensate for their immigrant spouse's lack of human capital.

The case supplies more than merely the evidence of a sign, or of control over the truck, and is stronger for the plaintiff than Porcino v. De Stefano, 243 Mass.

"We supplied more content.

Available evidence indicates that only physician-rich geographic areas have been able to develop their hospital facilities and enhance their relative physician supply [ 44], providing more evidence of collegial preferences.

At first blush, a contested Democratic primary would seem to be more evidence of Mr. Pataki's generous supply of luck.