Sentence examples similar to swift evidence from inspiring English sources

He said he wanted immediate legalisation of the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes, and said there should be a swift evidence-based policy change in relation to recreational use.

The conspiracy-minded point to Patriot's swift introduction as evidence that 9/11 was an inside job, and that Patriot was just part of the plan.

Evidence of swift trust first emerged from Goodman and Goodman's (1976) observation that some temporary groups did not have a history of trust, but developed "swift trust" through task related interaction.

Perhaps the most compelling evidence for swift bacterial adaptation comes from work on antibiotic resistance evolution.

At next week's press conference, grand committee members will take questions following Allan's evidence, so expect swift condemnation of any fresh equivocation, misdirection or question-dodging from Facebook (which has already been accused by DCMS members of a pattern of evasive behavior).

"The good news is that our research provides new evidence of how swift action to reduce CO2 and other greenhouse gases can prevent the biodiversity loss by reducing the amount of global warming to 2C rather than 4 degrees, said Dr Warren.

Apparently there are still a lot of disheveled dandies out there as evidenced by the swift sell-through of Paper, Denim & Cloth's new ultrarumpled suit.

As evidenced by her swift response to Stanley's piece, she also maintains a healthy Twitter habit: "I actually really love Twitter – I used to feel angry and insulted when people criticised me or the shows but now I don't take it too seriously.

Though as evidenced by the swift but still too token tinting of cable news over the past year, the rise of ethnic voices is a very noticeable plus in the so-called Obama generation.

The chapel provides evidence of Myra's swift entombment.

That swift improvement would again be in evidence when the 27-year-old was made one-day skipper.