in evidence in English
clearly, evidently, visibly
Use "in evidence" in a sentence
1. Economic growth is also in evidence.
2. If you're looking for Eddie, he's in Evidence.
3. Their unity is especially in evidence at international conventions.
4. “OBJECTION: Your Honor, the question Assumes facts not in evidence
5. Indeed, depressive traits are more in evidence than paranoid tendencies.
6. Music has been in evidence in Ireland since prehistoric times.
7. 7 The decade's retreat from the cutting edge is certainly in evidence.
8. Accordingly it was held that the breath specimen had been inadmissible in evidence.
9. • What changed face of war has been in evidence, and what have often been the root causes?
10. So I thought, how about training grandmothers in evidence-based talk therapy, which they can deliver on a bench?
11. The thriftiness she often boasted of was also in evidence - despite their opulent appearance the costumes cost just ￡000.
12. Alcoholism, depression and an intensity of Presbyterian self-chastisement were abundantly in evidence, with the occasional nervous collapse or suicide.
13. Here the double emphasis upon the need to arrest cultural degeneration and preserve the national heritage was distinctly in evidence.
14. The prosecution sought to Adduce in evidence documents which contained statements made by the defendant in the earlier bankruptcy proceedings: 11.
15. There is an arch, condescending Cattiness in evidence throughout that undermines the considerable scholarship, along with recourse to jokey topical references …
16. Hospitalists and others acute-care providers are limited by gaps in evidence addressing the needs of the Acutely ill older adult population
17. 22 Limestone reappears and is much in evidence when Hellgill Bridge is reached,[www.Sentencedict.com] this centuries-old structure spanning a deep gorge.
18. “A Conjecture is defined as an explanation that, although consistent with the facts in evidence, is not deducible from them as a reasonable inference.”
19. But the Watch Committee in arriving at their decision considered (inter alia ) his own statement in evidence and the observations made by the trial judge.
20. The investigative role is reserved for special agents trained in evidence collection, chain-of-custody issues, and other legal issues impacting Admissibly of evidence and court presentations
21. An FE-analysis on the virtual full vehicle puts in evidence a good structural behaviour, considering EU crash standards of homologation and global static and dynamic performances.
22. In this respect, problems of compliance with Article 6 may arise when national laws allow the use in evidence of the testimonies of absent, anonymous and vulnerable witnesses.
23. In many countries this type of training has fallen into abeyance – a fact some see as directly linked to the growing insecurity and exclusion in evidence in our societies.
24. (2 Samuel 12:1-4) The prophet appealed to David’s love of justice and righteousness, even though it had not been in evidence in his actions involving Bath-sheba.
25. Captain is dedicated to the following: Providing statewide access to trainings and resources in Evidence Based Practices (EBPs) that are culturally sensitive, family centered, cost effective, and competency based.
26. Welcome to Benin The birthplace of voodoo and a pivotal platform of the slave trade for nearly three centuries, Benin is steeped in a rich and complex history still very much in evidence today.
27. To provide and hone skills in evidence identification, collection and preservation for law enforcement investigators, the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training in Richmond, Kentucky, provides a 400-hour forensics program through the Kentucky Criminalistics Academy (KCA).
28. On this basis, union, according to the old adage of strength through unity, is the only way to safeguard these cultures and identities in future when confronted with the multipolar world which is developing today and which is universally in evidence.
29. Supporting and opposing affidavits [in a summary judgment motion] shall be made on personal knowledge, shall set forth such facts as would be admissible in evidence, and shall show affirmatively that the Affiant is competent to testify to the matters stated therein
30. These days, someone "Alleges" something before presenting the evidence to prove it (or perhaps without evidence at all), but the word actually derives from the Middle English verb alleggen, meaning "to submit (something) in evidence or as justification."
31. The Custumal was a repository of custom and a document of reference, frequently cited in evidence in the manorial court, the institution that came to play an increasingly important role in defining custom and in developing the protection it afforded the peasant tenants
32. In the Abondance valley in the Haute-Savoie, 30 kilometres to the south of Lake Geneva and on the threshold of the Portes du Soleil, Abondance is a mountain village-resort where local traditions are still very much in evidence, offering an ideal place to unwind.
33. ‘The Asterisk indicates a cross-reactive species.’ ‘The 80 species denoted by a double Asterisk are native species included on the State list of rare, threatened or endangered plants of Maryland.’ ‘An individual, whose name is marked with a double Asterisk, gave a witness statement which was put in evidence under the Civil Evidence
34. Existing law also provides, until January 1, 2020, that a writ of habeas corpus may be prosecuted on the basis that expert testimony relating to intimate partner Battering and its effects was not received in evidence at the trial court proceedings relating to a prisoner’s incarceration for the commission of a violent felony committed prior to August 29, 1996, if there is a reasonable