body of evidence

Finally, we need serious research on the body of evidence.

A growing body of evidence suggests that the wait might soon be over.

And a growing body of evidence demonstrates there was good reason not to.

The standard model has a vast body of evidence behind it.

A growing body of evidence shows that our intuition is working all the time.

"There does seem to be a respectable body of evidence against the young lady."

After all, there is a substantial body of evidence that medical practice does, in a sense, make perfect.

"The story has always rested on a very small body of evidence.

"It reflects a different body of evidence, because more studies have come out.

There is no body of evidence that we could use to compare their explanations.

They can make observations in the software and build a body of evidence to support their case or project.

I ran the whole body of evidence by him.

The story doesn't even bother to piece together a body of evidence.

There is a whole body of evidence on subsidiarity; I should just like to make one very important point.

The research provides a large body of evidence to suggest that the most likely cause for the results is contamination.

Presently I got a very pretty little body of evidence against her.'

The view that they lack work experience is contradicted by a substantial body of evidence.

You have to look at that body of evidence and say what does this require the United States to do?

A growing body of evidence suggests that these parents may have a point - up to a point.

The aim is to build a robust body of evidence on which to base future decisions.

He said that a significant body of evidence now existed which was not previously before the coroner.

A growing body of evidence indicates that this concern may not be warranted.

You'll find that Huntington marshals a body of evidence to support his claims.

After many unsuccessful attempts I finally amassed a body of evidence.

At the moment, it's anecdotal, but the body of evidence is building."