Sentence examples for this may be evidenced from inspiring English sources

In Nevada, this may be evidenced by the fact that the Democrat, Representative Shelley Berkley, has raised more in individual contributions ($5.3 million) than Mr. Heller has ($3.6 million).

This may be evidenced by comparing the previously estimated D, number of mutations per kb, [ 34] between the two species [ 35] which was approximately four-fold greater than our estimate reported below.

Others have suggested that this may be evidence of "dishonesty", as universities chase league table recognition.

They are well-meaning naïfs, essentially sweet and admirable — though, to be a little heretical myself, this may be evidence, along with much of "South Park," of Parker and Stone's wanting to take credit for being bold without ever taking the risks or responsibility that come with being brave.

Robert R. Provine, a psychologist and neuroscientist at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, who has studied crying, said the discovery was "a really big deal" because "emotional tears are a very important evolutionary development in humans as a social species," and this "may be evidence of another human pheromone".

This may be evidence for biomass burning by humans, presumably to maintain forest-edge habitats.

As we cannot disentangle this result from qualifications, this may be evidence that the British labour market places a greater value on qualifications earned in English-speaking countries.

This may be evidence it exists.

This may be evidence that the animal used to occur in North Africa and was associated with the ancient Egyptians.

The chronicle makes no mention of the knight's ancestry, and this may be evidence that he was not related to the Crovan dynasty in any meaningful way.

This may be evidence of a role for MET1 methyltransferase in promoter hypermethylation in Arabidopsis callus cells.