Sentence examples for weighty evidence from inspiring English sources

We had heard that he could, but weighty evidence had not been forthcoming.

In some regard, investing based on the weighty evidence of history is the most prudent thing we can do.

Israel has pledged not to renew his detention if there is no new, weighty evidence against him.

We know that the weighty evidence of history tells us that having a low-cost, well-diversified portfolio has been the better investment in the long run.

Significantly," LaHaye writes, "the return of the Jews happened in our generation" (LaHaye is 75): "more weighty evidence that we are indeed living in the endtimes.

But the cables did show President Bashar al-Assad bluntly denying all knowledge of Scud missile deliveries to Hezbollah in the face of what the Americans called "disturbing and weighty evidence to the contrary".

The Oxford school's approach was pragmatic and reformist, and it contributed the weightiest evidence, and the most influential policy prescriptions, to the commission.

Yet none of the weighty counter-evidence was acknowledged when Mr. Rosenthal's book was reissued in digital form by Melville — raising questions of what, if any, obligation a publisher has to account for updated versions of events featured in nonfiction titles.

For a suitably stodgy and weighty piece of evidence, in one of its many dust-gathering studies, the US National Academy of Sciences looked at the feasibility of APM and called for pursuing its development.

WHEN TOM CRUISE and his fellow Scientologists took a hammering earlier this year for their public opposition to psychiatric drugs, neither they nor their critics could have anticipated the releases in July and August of two weighty reports offering evidence that at least some psychiatric prescription-writing has run amok.

At the back of the journal, behind weighty ruminations on evidence-based medicine, gene therapy, and the Osler-Cushing Covenant, Lee reviews the latest biography of Ignaz Semmelweis, who spent the last eight years of his life trying futilely to convince Hungarian and Austrian physicians that washing their hands before walking into the delivery room would help prevent childbed fever.