Sentence examples for sweep evidence from inspiring English sources

Translation is considered by many universities to be insufficiently significant or original to add lustre to an academic CV, while publishers routinely sweep evidence of translation off the covers of books.

"Ag-gag" bills like Idaho's not only effectively sweep evidence of animal cruelty under the rug but pose serious threats to freedom of speech and the press.

Every branch of the U.S. government--the Executive, the Congress, and now the Supreme Court--has shockingly acted to sweep evidence of war crimes under the rug.

As the Communist Party prepares for a once-a-decade turnover of its leadership this month, officials are battling to stem rumours about what the leaders are up to, and to sweep away evidence of public discontent.

Ideally, approaches that combine functional information (say gene ontologies or presence of certain sequence motifs like transcription factors) with empirical information from population genetic studies (say selective sweeps evidence, although see Kemper et al. [ 37] for how this can be misleading) could be considered.

SAN FRANCISCO — Now considered a crime scene, the San Francisco Zoo was closed to visitors on Wednesday as police investigators swept the grounds searching for evidence to explain how a Siberian tiger escaped its open-air grotto on Tuesday, killing one young man and seriously injuring two others.

They sweep aside the medical evidence that circumcision also reduces the incidence of penile cancer, offers some resistance to STD's and helps protect against AIDS.

But when firms do know, they probably feel a little bit silly and they often sweep all of the evidence under the rug when it comes time to make disclosures to their shareholders about what's been happening at the company.

A venue that is fond of reinventing itself, the Palais de Tokyo's new program follows a month-long hiatus, as it sweeps away the evidence of last season's exhibitions and installations to make way for a museum made anew.

Women with brooms constantly sweep the stage, disposing of evidence; knowing who you are is hard in a world where even ambulances are sometimes police paddy wagons in disguise.

Only dissociative adsorption of methanol to give adsorbed CO and subsequent oxidation of CO to CO2 occurs during continuous cycling, but in the pulse-sweep method evidence was found for the existence of a parallel pathway occurring independently of adsorbed CO production, provided there is some surface not covered by CO or oxide.