Sentence examples for useless evidence from inspiring English sources

And countered that false or useless evidence "would end up in the trash" when examined by journalists and investigators.

But since he had, moments before, concluded that if he hadn't been born, he "would have been a crocodile", it struck me as pretty useless evidence.

Blatchford seems to think, because Rehtaeh's face is hidden from the frame since she was bent over and vomiting out of an open window that this photo is useless evidence.

No forgiveness is necessary: this is a charming moment, and indeed adds to my own private stock of - admittedly useless - evidence that Levi never killed himself.

By Jonah Weiner Paglen says that his often blurry photographs of drones and classified surveillance sites are "useless as evidence".

Why all that fuss about a pendant which, since it belonged to Claire, was totally useless as evidence?

The lawyers described the documents he turned over as "essentially useless as evidence because they did not identify the participants and could not be authenticated without Davidge".

He said that his photographs are "useless as evidence, for the most part, but at the same time they're a way of organizing your attention".

Most academic sources maintain that the associations made between world events and Nostradamus's quatrains are largely the result of misinterpretations or mistranslations (sometimes deliberate) or else are so tenuous as to render them useless as evidence of any genuine predictive power.

Technically an entrepreneur visa is nothing new in the UK, however in its current form it is all but useless as evidenced by the low numbers granted.

More important, Neff illustrates how useless sophisticated technical evidence can be in jury cases.