Sentence examples for testifying more from inspiring English sources

Dr. Barr would not be the first expert criticized for testifying more frequently for one side or the other.

Yet most try to avoid testifying more frequently for one side to avoid the appearance that they are tailoring their conclusions to the needs of the lawyers who most often hire them.

Some facts in this case make Mr. Skilling's decision to testify more understandable.

Banks, they say, should disgorge more documents, testify more precisely and prove more completely that they own millions of mortgage notes.

At the next conference, she insisted that Mr. Fadl should not have to testify more than once.

The sentence brings to end the five-month-long trial, in which 154 witnesses testified, more than 40 of them in the penalty phase.

A representative of Mr. Rich's lawyer Mr. Quinn said Mr. Rich would turn down an invitation from a House committee to waive attorney-client privilege so that Mr. Quinn could testify more fully about his efforts on Mr. Rich's behalf.

Mark has advised the Trump, Obama and Bush administrations and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle on Iran issues and testified more than twenty times before the U.S. Congress and foreign legislatures.

He has testified more than 20 times before U.S. congressional committees and is known as one of the first major U.S. utility executives to have backed federal climate change legislation.

In addition, additional research on participation patterns in different states across a range of issues and over time could shed light on the question of whether certain state cultures or the presence of local advocacy groups inspire citizens to testify more frequently.

Initial intrinsic water-use efficiency responded more sensitively to Ca in C plots than in H plots (Fig.  7), testifying once more to the effect of elevated atmospheric humidity on leaf gas exchange.