Sentence examples for will be evidence of from inspiring English sources

That, after all, will be evidence of normality.

If he sees out his time at St James' Park - starting tonight in the Uefa Cup qualifier against FK Ventspils - it will be evidence of his dedication and Tyneside's mood.

By the end of the season, Iannucci said, "she'll become quite steely"; and there will be evidence of "how devastating a public role can be — what it can do to you privately and emotionally".

More to the point, it will be hugely symbolic if it's traded because it will be evidence of a scattershot approach, of heading down the same desperate road as so many previous Leaf G.M.'s".

She adds: "The sink hole contained orange sand with a yellow and grey clay and we are very hopeful that, within this material, there will be evidence of plant life that will help us continue to piece together the puzzle of human habitation on this significant site".

Gossips whisper that if one of these latter three doesn't close a new round then this will be evidence of the predicted shakeout in the European VC market.

It remains to be seen whether this is sustainable - but even if it is, it will be evidence not of a rejection of a globalisation but of a serious democratic deficit.

For some that will be evidence enough of a government chucking money at favoured suppliers.

Perfect treatment fidelity (and zero contamination) for a health education session will be evidenced by 100% of health education objectives and 0% of behavior therapy objectives met.

But, before that, I hope there will be evidence-based assessment of how to protect the vulnerable.

Whether undecided voters will be alienated by this particularly pungent flavour of pro-union support, or no voters galvanised, will be evidenced by the end of the week.