Sentence examples for the continued evidence from inspiring English sources

Despite the continued evidence, the two conservation advocacy groups continued to sue the government.

The continued evidence of disordered collagen metabolism [ 1], presumably in the absence of treatment effects, may render the byproducts of collagen production more useful biomarkers of a chronic dysfunction rather than acute phase reactants.

Continued evidence for the controversial mechanism of ZIP will highlight its potential use in a wide range of psychiatric disorders.

In a telephone interview, William H. Tobey, a senior nonproliferation official at the National Nuclear Security Administration, said the program had reduced the chance of unauthorized access at the nuclear weapon sites and that it was "continued evidence of this bright spot in U.S.-Russian relations".

Investors worry that a continued evidence of a spike in consumer prices could prompt the Federal Reserve to abandon its vow to raise interest rates at a measured pace, forcing it to tighten monetary policy more aggressively.

"This is continued evidence of Benchmark acting in its own best interests contrary to the interests of Uber, its employees and its other shareholders," a spokesperson for Kalanick told VICE News.

Investors have flocked to Beijing's door despite continued evidence of repression and worse by national and local authorities.

Ten days after their first date, the 26 year old wrote this letter: "I'm sure that there is nothing that could be more distracting, disturbing and estranging to me than a continued evidence of indifference upon your part….

Her continued evidence of outright lying is disturbing.

Continued evidence of disease progression was required after anti-androgen withdrawal.

Importantly, the grafted material did not express markers normally associated with the small intestine such as Lysozyme and alkaline-phosphatase. Fetal-derived colonic crypts persisted at 1.5 months after transplantation, with continued evidence for proper differentiation and proliferation.