Definition of «little evidence»

The phrase "little evidence" means that there is a small amount or insufficient proof to support something. It suggests that there are not enough facts, data, or information available to back up an argument, claim, or theory. In other words, it indicates a lack of substantial proof or validation for something that someone may be trying to prove.

Phrases with «little evidence»

Sentences with «little evidence»

They have contributed to longer sentences, to mandatory sentencing, less ability to appeal and less tolerance with very little evidence of efficacy — particularly amongst the most vulnerable in our community. (croakey.org)
Some dogs show very little evidence of pain, while others become irritable. (siriusdog.com)
Although students overwhelmingly like to use their devices, a growing research base finds little evidence of positive effects and plenty of indications of potential harm. (educationnext.org)
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Definition of «little evidence»

Phrases with «little evidence»

Sentences with «little evidence»

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