Sentence examples for while evidence that from inspiring English sources

While evidence that came through him has led to convictions, he is under fire, mainly from the right, partly because he has made far more allegations of child abuse against Tory than against Labour politicians (and didn't back a motion against Labour MP Greville Janner), and partly because he is accused of going beyond his brief as an MP.

While evidence that a species was present at a given point in space and time is largely  irrefutable (the specimen is the proof!), unambiguous evidence that a species is absent is more difficult to obtain.

While evidence that the rise in disability occurred after the 1984 liberalization of DI policies is presented in Autor and Duggan (2003), the question of to what extent this is related to political motives is difficult to ascertain from aggregate trends.

Furthermore, while evidence that sexually antagonistic selection operates in humans is rare, there are recent examples that have demonstrated both selection and genetic variation can be sexually antagonistic.

The molecular processes contributing to skeletal muscle insulin resistance are incompletely understood [ 76], while evidence that developmental factors may play a role is accumulating [ 77].

Thus, while evidence that a genomic region is highly conserved can suggest that a variant might be deleterious, a lack of evidence of conservation in some specific genomic region does not necessarily imply that the region is not functional.

And more and more, they find that they are expected to play up evidence, however weak, that seems to support the administration's case, while suppressing evidence that doesn't.

According to Sanders, prosecutors then presented that damning evidence in court while withholding evidence that could have been beneficial to the defense.

Prosecutors are accused of taking damning evidence gathered by the informants and presenting it in court, while withholding evidence that could benefit the defense.

Social scientists call the willingness to build a case for conviction, while ignoring evidence that points away from guilty "tunnel vision".

According to Sanders, prosecutors then presented that damning evidence in court, while withholding evidence that could have been beneficial to the defense — a violation of a defendant's right to due process.