Sentence examples for winning evidence from inspiring English sources
But "Hairspray" offers winning evidence for the charms of an irony-free world, at least for a few hours.
Obviously, the "little guy" isn't always right, but the fact he can win evidences a system which remains open to those the Bible refers to as "the least of us".
Real competition, where a challenger to an incumbent might have some actual chance of winning, is evidenced in elections that are won by margins of less than 10percentt of the vote.
I've been skeptical of that since day one, but as the space has exploded, there have been signs that a lot of companies are winning (as evidenced by both usage and fundraising).
Jürgen Klopp, whose first Premier League loss had been suffered to these opponents back in November, can point to this win as evidence of proper progress given how Palace have haunted those from Merseyside in recent times.
Mathews cited Shaminda Eranga's winning delivery as evidence to refute a suggestion from the former England captain Michael Vaughan early in the game that Sri Lanka's seam attack was a glorified county attack.
"Ajmal Shahzad proved the hero for Lancashire as he struck the winning runs but evidence reveals he was run out with 13 still needed.
Each winning school provided evidence that campus efforts are positively impacting student's actual experiences on campus.
Depending on the statistical analysis used to convert polling advantage into probability of winning, current polling evidence would seem to give the president somewhere above a 70percentt chance of winning (based on national and state polls) to more than a 90percentt chance (based on the state polls alone).
Personal experience/expertise seems to win over evidence-based policies and guidelines.
That the students interviewed by the Sheffield iGEM team largely report an ELSI-style interpretation of HP is thus in some tension with the style adopted by the HP winning teams, which evidences the current ambiguity around what should constitute an HP project.
