Meanings of extensive evidence in English

The prohibition was first imposed last November after extensive evidence of systematic doping.

Indeed, Dr Kabdebo produces extensive evidence of Hungarian interest in Ireland in this period.

The 450-page guidelines and the extensive evidence base have been published by the European Commission.

Despite extensive evidence laid out in those House committee hearings, the president denies any wrongdoing.

British prosecutors say they have extensive evidence against him.

For many miles before reaching Porterville, we saw quite extensive evidence of the orange industry.

There is extensive evidence of the health and social benefits to patients, communities and volunteers from volunteering.

The Moriarty tribunal heard extensive evidence on the matter from all of the main actors in 2001.

Curiel said there was extensive evidence Trump had not personally met, interviewed or selected Trump University instructors.

Mr Dunne has given extensive evidence to the Moriarty tribunal over payments made to the late Charles Haughey.

The psychologist Sue Blackmore has found extensive evidence for this explanation of 'alien abduction' experiences and the like.

Over the years extensive evidence of atrocities committed against black workers on white-owned farms has consistently been uncovered.

Here, we suggest that the opposite is also true and review extensive evidence that effort can also add value.

Even though these methods have been applied in heterogeneous ways, leading to extensive evidence-based practices, systematic reviews are however, lacking.

The view includes the sea as well as extensive evidence of the impact man has had on the Wicklow landscape.

Background: There is extensive evidence showing that successful treatment of patients with end-stage renal disease is directly related to patients''adherence'.