Sentence examples for surprising evidence from inspiring English sources

And bursts of applause offered surprising evidence of old causes that have never died.

A new study has found surprising evidence of delays in getting women with heart trouble to the hospital.

The report also includes surprising evidence, from several studies, that "service learning" programs can reduce teenage pregnancy.

The most surprising evidence for the deep-seatedness of taxonomy comes from patients who have, through accident or disease, suffered traumas of the brain.

Angola's decision — it said it had allowed the ship to unload cargo meant for Angola, just not the weapons — brought the latest and the most surprising evidence of success in the international pressure campaign against the Zimbabwean government.

It was based on information gathered by American spy agencies that had pierced Iran's military computer networks, coming up with surprising evidence that the country had halted its weapons-design effort four years earlier.

The results were neither surprising nor evidence of a sudden blossoming of democracy.

This was not surprising, because evidence from satnavs and vehicle-tracking devices had already been used in several successful prosecutions.

A study reported by the New York Times on Monday claimed to find "surprising new evidence" that there is no racial bias in police shootings.

For someone whose comings and goings were chronicled exhaustively, it's surprising that evidence of her whereabouts on any given day proved so elusive.

Now a Yale researcher has uncovered surprising new evidence of a famous patient who apparently received a lobotomy for cancer pain during that time: Eva Perón, the first lady of Argentina, who was known as Evita.