Sentence examples for threads of evidence from inspiring English sources
The best archaeological theorizing uses amazing powers of deduction to weave slender threads of evidence into convincing reconstructions of past lives.
The threads of evidence usually seem separate and sure only because life mostly comes at us in finished fabrics, and nothing requires us to pull the thread.
But he said the result was inconclusive, adding, "We found some threads of evidence about how cancer might occur but have to acknowledge gaps and uncertainties".
The conclusion that Moscow had somehow penetrated the American government -- perhaps with a well-placed mole or some other intelligence technique -- was drawn by these officials from older threads of evidence in a series of seemingly unrelated breakdowns.
Working with only the slightest threads of evidence — two brief 1946 clippings from the local newspaper and Spann's death certificate — Wilkerson finds that his investigation is far from a mere footnote; it expands to touch on the historic while encountering history's enduring force in the present day.
"There's a tendency for people to spin very convoluted stories on tenuous threads of evidence.
Researchers have in fact laid down a fragile thread of evidence, publishing several small studies in just the past year of children identified with sensory processing problems and normal I.Q.'s — that is, no developmental problems.
The gentleman argues that "the consensus view of the respective groups of every advanced nation on climate change cannot be ignored while we wait for an unobtainable golden thread of evidence".If the science behind the theory is sound, why is this evidence "unobtainable"; we are dealing with physical matter are we not?
I guess no amount of evidence will ever be persuasive for some of the contrarian contributors to my blog threads.
Below we summarise evidence in this regard for the three threads of our proposed integrated intervention approach to workplace mental health.
