Sentence examples for world evidence from inspiring English sources

That notion resonates in the fashion world, evidence, perhaps, of its enduring love-hate relationship with artifice.

In an electronic world, evidence of these crimes lasts forever – if people get their hands on the books.

Doing nothing about it when you apparently accept the real world evidence is perhaps even more damaging.

Sally Chisholm surprised me by worrying about the delays caused by "the need for real world evidence before procuring".

The speech made headlines around the world, evidence of a backroom dispute breaking out into the open.

The truth is that fashion people can't admit that Stan Smiths owned 2015, but real world evidence says that, "Oh, yes, they did".

In truth, there is little real-world evidence that a carbon tax, by itself, would do what Mr. Helm suggests.

When there is real-world evidence of political collusion, the conspiracy theorists are nowhere to be found.

The real-world evidence makes it surprising that it has taken economists so long to catch on.

One contentious provision, for example, directs the FDA to assess whether new drug uses, or indications, could be approved based on "real-world evidence", such as observational studies.

The article's real-world evidence boiled down to speculation from the single Smithers - "Maybe it won't matter to women if [men] are 5lb overweight".