Sentences with phrase «strong circumstantial evidence»

But in Bushman's case, there is some pretty strong circumstantial evidence of how it came to Smith's attention.

Strong circumstantial evidence points to this device being the Huawei P11, too.

Strong circumstantial evidence indicates the federal government and partner nations want to store 100 % of all communications for more than 8 years.

Or if we were to find, coded within the DNA molecule, «God made this» or «Copyright Yahweh», that would be strong circumstantial evidence for God.

Scientists had suspected mother - to - fetus cancer in other cases with strong circumstantial evidence (especially with leukemia and melanoma, which both metastasize readily).

In view of the clear - cut and unmistakeable morphological gap between apes and humans, I believe that human fossil study provides strong circumstantial evidence in favour of the theistic view of origins as outlined in the early chapters of the book of Genesis, as against the current view that random or chance genetic accidents were responsible.

There were confessions, strong circumstantial evidence which pointed to the appellant being the murderer, and the fact that he had lied.

Strong circumstantial evidence of cancer can be attained from x-rays, blood tests, ultrasonography, the pet's physical examination and medical history.

«I can't say it's definitely from the drilling, but there's strong circumstantial evidence,» French said, referring to nearby natural gas drilling using fracking.

But there is strong circumstantial evidence.

There is no definitive research that connects enough dots to prove dirty money actually makes people sick, but we do have strong circumstantial evidence: influenza, norovirus, rhinovirus and others have all been transmitted via hand - to - hand or surface - to - hand contact in studies, suggesting pathogens could readily travel a hand - money - hand route.

That said, there is some strong circumstantial evidence that can come to our rescue.

There is strong circumstantial evidence that this positive forcing is responsible for the observed global warming of about 3/4 °C in the past century.

For example, suppose that there is strong circumstantial evidence to suggest that a husband killed his wife, and the husband can't provide an alibi for his whereabouts at the time of the crime because he has amnesia, but the lawyer knows that the wife was actually killed by your client and the husband was actually saving the life of the burglar who in a car accident leaving the scene before the burglar bonked the husband on the head causing the husband to lose his memory.

Despite this, he found that there was strong circumstantial evidence to support the conclusion that Alex Sualim was the fraudster or otherwise complicit in the fraudulent activity of which Leon Massa was a victim.