Sentences with phrase «much evidence»

It is never a good idea to enter a trade based on one factor alone, which is why I look for as much evidence as possible to confirm a trade.

Despite so much evidence for dark matter, we don't know where or when it can be created.

For these folks, supplementing creatine may improve memory, though there's not as much evidence for these effects as there are for the athletic applications.

To suggest that we haven't seen much evidence of evolution in the lab «for thousands of years» shows you don't understand the principles involved.

BTW, I did keep my bathroom off limits after finding too much evidence on the wallpaper that these boys had terrible aim, haha!

They do not find much evidence of moral seriousness.

But, the truth is, I didn't see much evidence in this report of seismic thinking.

There's too much evidence on his existence to deny him as a real person.

Someone who makes a blank accusation without much evidence won't really be enough to make a conviction, let alone give the police enough incentive to press charges and prosecute.

Police officers attempt to gather as much evidence against you as possible, and prosecutors will often present this information in a negative light.

To try to save patients with the complication, doctors have tried a variety of methods, but there hasn't been much evidence about whether they work.

We have revealed with much evidence from clinical studies that low testosterone and diabetes have a direct correlation.

Much evidence supports each of these ideas, and all are consistent with a recent creation.

Although much evidence suggests that we are becoming a better world with increasing prosperity and health, I worry about some large, dark clouds on the horizon.

Apparently, he thinks the problem is systemic, and the trash blowing around the feet of the grim looking flight attendant closing the cabin door doesn't offer much evidence to the contrary.

There's too much evidence backing up these facts.

There is too much evidence linking skin conditions with gluten sensitivity to ignore.

Obviously there is also much evidence to support the evolutionary process which need not conflict with a Christian belief.

There are so much evidence based research in this website that you can use as your references.

Do you know how much evidence exists for a young earth?

To make a claim, our team of solicitors will need to have as much evidence regarding the event as possible.

Just like identifying potential witnesses, it is important to gather as much evidence at the scene of the accident as possible.

There is so much evidence out there that consuming too much sugar is bad for you, specifically processed sugar.

There is so much evidence below and everyone can grow and learn.

But there was never much evidence of that, and the election results suggest that many remained on the right.

But the committee also noted that there isn't much evidence available on the impact of intense exercise during pregnancy, particularly the type carried out by elite athletes.

We don't have much evidence low - level pesticide exposure causes harm.

Indeed, there is currently much evidence against it.

If you need that much evidence then look up «coal export news» on the net and start looking at everything that is put out every day..

Trying to collect as much evidence before going to court.

But, contrary to much evidence [61, 62, 90, 92, 93, 95], neither maternal stress, anxiety nor breastfeeding were significantly associated with maternal sensitivity.

But the magazine's «energy» section does not reveal much evidence of an editorial commitment to the idea of bringing ideas to the energy debate.

Second, while pensions could theoretically boost teacher retention, in practice we don't actually see much evidence of that.

We have been debating vouchers for decades, even centuries, without much evidence to inform those debates.

The geological record also doesn't show much evidence for major changes in the intensity of the ancient magnetic field over the past 4 billion years.