Sentence examples for trial thought from inspiring English sources

I tell him a journalist colleague who sat through his original trial thought he was guilty, but had to admit the case was very thin.

Backed by Cancer Research UK, it is hoped the year-long study will lead to a full trial, thought to be the first of its kind.

But Justice Jay Gold of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, who had presided over the original trial, thought Mr. Pillot had concocted the story to please the federal prosecutors, and refused to grant a new trial.

One of the five judges called his offences "shocking and heinous", but also noted how the defendant had followed orders in a coercive climate, and had since co-operated with the tribunal and shown remorse.Most Cambodians at the trial thought the sentence unconscionably lenient.

The judge left no doubt as to his own low opinion of Bessell's character; Auberon Waugh, who was writing a book on the trial, thought that Cantley's general attitude to other prosecution witnesses became increasingly one-sided.

Some ongoing studies were abandoned after the dismal results of the PROPATRIA trial [ 55], and even the executors of the PROPATRIA trial thought that new randomized trials of probiotics in patients with predicted SAP were not warranted [ 56].

In any study or clinical trial, careful thought must be given to the choice of measures to ensure that the data collected are the data that are required to answer the research question or investigate the effect of an intervention.

Although Pao, who had taken over as Reddit's interim leader four months earlier, was in the courtroom every day of her month-long trial, her thoughts clearly hadn't strayed far from Reddit.

The survey sought to elicit information from participants regarding their experience of participation in The Stretching Trial, their thoughts on Internet trials and their preferences in relation to participating in Internet versus conventional trials.

More than half of the patients (55%%) stated that they themselves were the most influential in their decisions to join the trial, while 30%% thought that doctors were the most influential.

Over the past week, I could not escape thoughts of the OJ Simpson trial when thinking of the Zimmerman trial.