preponderance of evidence

"I think the preponderance of evidence is on the other side."

"The preponderance of evidence seems to show that this is true."

"But when there's a preponderance of evidence, I think it's probably more reasonable to act."

Modern science, like law, requires a preponderance of evidence to convince us.

But each is quite adamant about where the preponderance of evidence falls.

I've never seen such a preponderance of evidence implicating a suspect.

But I still feel that the preponderance of evidence indicates the weird."

Still, despite the preponderance of evidence, the Security Council refused to act.

But "the overwhelming preponderance of evidence" indicates the drugs are safe, he said.

But the preponderance of evidence suggests that intervention does work if it is planned carefully.

A preponderance of evidence, however, points in the direction of Starr.

They can find that violations have occurred on lesser standards, such as the preponderance of evidence.

This argument continues, although the preponderance of evidence shows a positive association between social capital and the internet.

But the preponderance of evidence suggests that the Legislature's budget is not fully balanced.

The prosecution is going to lose this case, and when they do, people will talk about changing the law to a preponderance of evidence."

"If there's a preponderance of evidence that points that way, then obviously we take appropriate action," he said.

The date favored by the preponderance of evidence is April 2, 742, based on the septuagenarian age at death.

This is essentially the preponderance of evidence test.

Despite a preponderance of evidence, no particular etiology has been conclusively verified.

But opposition leaders dismissed the government's claims, saying the preponderance of evidence pointed to a device buried in the ground.

Proof of the illegal use, which must be determined by a judge, is based on a preponderance of evidence, he said.

The preponderance of evidence clearly links the extinction to the eruptions that made Traps themselves.

It also embraces the sound "preponderance of evidence" standard but is too forfeiture-friendly in other respects.

All we do know is that no jury will be allowed to assess the preponderance of evidence and make a decision about who's telling the truth.

The bureau only requires "a preponderance of evidence" to convict, which means a 51 percent inclination to buy the prosecution's case.