Sentences with phrase «cold hard evidence»

The result is that you will receive cold hard evidence, and numbers to back up your marketing decisions which will help you continually evolve your marketing strategy.

Not exact matches

The fossil record shows without a shadow of a doubt there were transitions between primitive animals to present animals and the evidence keeps mounting, so there's no faith involved, but cold hard facts.

Cold, hard evidence is what I want.

Hard evidence for this population of planetary nomads has proved elusive — floating cold and lightless in the void, these dark worlds can not be directly observed by any conceivable telescope.

As far as cold medicines, there's no hard evidence for or against taking them for bronchitis, so I wouldn't risk the side effects or the burden on the body.

Although there's no hard evidence that it works, sap from the marshmallow plant has been used for hundreds of years — usually in tea form — to treat coughs, colds, and sore throats.

While there is definitely support for larger deposits of subcutaneous fat providing more insulation in cold environments, there is no real hard evidence to suggest that we actually respond to cold by adding more fat.

The cold hard truth is that there's little to NO SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE supporting the claims made by supplement companies about their testosterone boosters actually raising...

This is not just speculation but a cold hard fact that is backed up buy real evidence found in the terms and conditions of the site.

Of course, last September had some huge new books in it and this year not so much, but that doesn't seem to be taken into the study at all, showing how cold, hard numbers can mean so many things that are not in evidence in reality.

His world is made up of hard evidence and uncontestable facts, his observations and conclusions unsullied by personal feelings, until novelist Cullin goes behind the cold, unsentimental surface to reveal for the first time the inner world of an obsessively private man.

It is presented as fact, supported by cold, hard evidence.

Take a cold, hard look at all of the evidence before proceeding to terminate.