THAT MAY BE EVIDENCE OF A BIT OF A BUBBLE.
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The thinking was that there might be evidence of Mrs.
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But even leaving voluntarily can be evidence of a problem.
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The space showed what appeared to be evidence of animal sacrifices.
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It's taken to be evidence of past hydrothermal or volcanic activity.
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Does it matter that there may now be evidence of it?
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Which could, of course, be evidence of a meritocratic system working perfectly.
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There might even be evidence of a genetic link between the conditions.
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It may just be evidence of an impulsive and disorganized management style.
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So, I have learned to say, let there be evidence of it.
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Could this be evidence of Duterte's intent to align with Russia and China?
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It's hard to say how this could be evidence of a hate crime.
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Then again, my resistance may be evidence of the power of the book.
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This behavior may be evidence of some underlying disorder, or it may not.
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A failure to produce them, they warned Pompeo, would be evidence of obstruction.
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Democrats have already indicated they consider these efforts to be evidence of obstruction.
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It may also be evidence of infighting at the higher reaches of Putin's government.
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And in two cases, an expert thought the analyses might be evidence of spraying.
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To Obradovich, choosing not to donate money could be evidence of the latter response.
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It would also be evidence of assistance to the broader obstructive or coverup efforts.
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Meetings could be evidence of a corrupt deal, but meetings alone are not enough.
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In fact, the defense could be evidence of a hate crime, according to Kennedy.
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Smith said it could be evidence of a more worrying collapse within North Korea's leadership.
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The addition of these HGTV favorites may be evidence of Hulu's quest for streaming dominance.
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It could be evidence of Chinese or Canadian interference, and it wouldn't make any difference.
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A friend says he has a vial of blood that could be evidence of murder.
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This outpouring of public sentiment must be evidence of participatory democracy at it best, right?
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In the past, such beliefs would be evidence of mental illness, which should lead to treatment.
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Motive is not an element of a crime (though it can be evidence of one's intent).
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"We have some indications that there are beginning to be evidence of fuel shortages," he said.
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It may be evidence of unresolved conflicts or frustrations, or inadequately coming to terms with loss.
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Some consider the recent terror attack in New York City to be evidence of this threat.
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Longer-term variations might reveal planetary seasons; shorter-term, more chaotic ones might be evidence of weather.
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Empty spaces, known as voiding, could be evidence of low quality standards, or a rushed product release.
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Plus, at his subsequent criminal DUI trial, that refusal might be evidence of Woods' consciousness of guilt.
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After two years, wouldn&apost there actually be evidence of Russians colluding if that was the object?
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The BBC also published what appeared to be evidence of torture in the wake of the coup.
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So why would Clinton defining herself as "wife" be evidence of her handing her power to her husband?
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There are even sculptures of elephants, which some take to be evidence of the city's connection to India.
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Fea pointed out that among a certain subset of evangelicals, even innocuous details seem to be evidence of prophecy.
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There also appears to be evidence of ancient volcanic activity at the location, Farley explained on a press call.
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Arya's supposed "assertion" of her identity could really just be evidence of the Waif settling into her new persona.
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"Leaving some and taking others may be evidence of fraud but, again, [it's] a long road in proving it."
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If governments become more intrusive, that may in fact be evidence of continuity rather than a big intellectual shift.
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They're looking for anything that could be evidence of terrorism, even the presence of apps the government can't spy on.
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Instead, the strong mandate won by Fidesz in the national election seems to be evidence of the party's organisational powers.
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Too large a number of Algerian emigrants would be evidence of its shortcomings and serve as fodder for its opponents.
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If there's an attempt to remove Trump via the 25th Amendment, his tweets could also be evidence of mental unfitness.
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But the commission's phrasing left some to speculate that there might be evidence of involvement by other, lower-ranking officials.
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Similarly, if the Republican Party starts taking the abuse allegations against Trump seriously, that would be evidence of a genuine transformation.
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South of the damaged buildings, there appears to be evidence of a missile strike on a paved section on the base.
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But experts say that the recent activity of some militia members could be evidence of a greater shift in political allegiances.
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Some think this anomaly could be evidence of dark matter, and would mean that dark matter has less mass than we thought.
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This continuity could be evidence of the overwhelming imperatives of resource extraction in an impoverished country with virtually no other industrial base.
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He didn't consider a negative blue slip to be the end of the process, but there had to be evidence of consultation.
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In some areas, carrying around syringes can be evidence of selling drugs, so people are wary about carrying a lot of syringes.
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This may be evidence of a fundamental perception difference between how the United States and South Korea view the North Korean problem.
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Even if Trump just wanted to help out Flynn because he's an old friend, this can be evidence of a corrupt intent.
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What's in his home and office that prosecutors believe — and have persuaded a judge — is likely to be evidence of criminal behavior?
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China has said there "may be evidence" of asymptomatic transmission but U.S. scientists want to get a better look at that data.
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In order to label a policy as a failure, there needs to be evidence of the success, or likely success, of alternatives.
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And does it matter if the sexual harassment was merely an allegation, or does there need to be evidence of sexual harassment?
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And if the retraction is hidden way back on page 100, or not made promptly, it could even be evidence of further wrongdoing.
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" Schiff added, "If he was fired as a way of changing the course of that investigation, that seems to be evidence of obstruction.
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But they reached hard for other possible explanations for what so many are starting to consider may be evidence of obstruction of justice.
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It does not consider racist slurs on their own to be evidence of bias that needs to be investigated, according to the report.
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If someone were to leak a copy of this documentation, nobody would consider this to be evidence of wrongdoing on the CIA's part.
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Yes, it could be a friend doing some littler friends a favor — or it could be evidence of a large-scale dog transportation network.
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"I think that if the president were to grant a pardon, that would be evidence of yet another crime," Harris told MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell.
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It may be evidence of the largest child sacrifice in history, according to an exclusive report by National Geographic, released Thursday on its website.
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Raffaello Pantucci, director of international security studies at the Royal United Services Institute, said there doesn't appear to be evidence of a sophisticated plot.
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And no wonder: Trump has refused to let aides with firsthand knowledge testify, which in and of itself seems to be evidence of guilt.
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Lower global output rates and falling stocks seemed to be evidence of a market that was finally re-balancing after many years of oversupply.
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Lower global output rates and falling stocks seemed to be evidence of a market that was finally re-balancing after many years of oversupply.
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"In cases where FSCO believes there may be evidence of non-compliance with legislation and regulations, FSCO conducts a thorough investigation," the agency said.
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But if sapping enthusiasm for Trump's campaign has emboldened big-money groups on the Republican side, Senate Democrats may be evidence of the opposite effect.
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Most of the items they have compiled do appear to be actual intimacies, though none of them seem to be evidence of a sexual relationship.
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In other words, large financings are typically very dilutive, even if on paper they appear to be evidence of massive value accretion and misleadingly little dilution.
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James Lankford, an Oklahoma Republican, also said there may be evidence of some voter fraud, but nothing close to the "millions" of voters Trump is claiming.
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Tax compliance is considered to be evidence of good moral character and could be helpful if they seek immigration benefits or legal status in the future.
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The numbers that flashed on traders' screens in Asia, then eventually in Europe and the U.S., seemed to be evidence of a world economy realigning itself.
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The lush neutral carpets are lightly stained here and there; there may be evidence of a canine tooth mark on a low wood-edged coffee table.
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Based on what you know about the Russian government, do you believe there's going to be evidence of collusion between this president and the Russian government?
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But for her admirers, it would be evidence of her ability to stick shrewdly to a middle path that might one day lead her to national office.
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Eventually, mission controllers want the spacecraft to fly to the Selk impact crater where researchers think there could be evidence of all the components needed for life.
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As such, the law recognizes a concept called "consciousness of guilt," which reflects the commonsense notion that lying can be evidence of a guilty state of mind.
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In photos shared with Malwarebytes, there seems to be evidence of a successful unlock attempt in which the GrayKey discovered the passcode of an iPhone running iOS 11.2.
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Might not Johns's move from quickly recognizable images, such as the American flag, toward a segmented interpretation of a photo from LIFE Magazine, be evidence of this awareness?
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Rather than Trumpism being about simply smashing the international order, these mini-deals could be evidence of a strategy to tilt its terms, declare victory and move on.
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This isn't always a bad thing; it can be evidence of a growing awareness about where our food comes from and what it can do to our bodies.
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Durbin pointed out that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) generally considers asking a woman about family planning during a job interview to be evidence of pregnancy discrimination.
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But the survivors whose cancers were caught by screening are less likely to be evidence of its benefit — because many were treated for a cancer that wasn't going anywhere.
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If Jupiter and Saturn hopped around early in the Solar System's history, they might have caused quite a commotion—and this asteroid may be evidence of that cosmic dance.
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It's quite ironic that the original expectations of Claude Shannon and Alan Turing were that solving chess would be evidence of artificial intelligence, but Deep Blue was not intelligent.
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This discrepancy between the expectation that there should be evidence of alien civilizations or visitations and the presumption that no visitations have been observed has been dubbed the Fermi Paradox.
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Friday's decision to cut Paul's videos off from ad revenue seems to be evidence of this new policy in action, with a public slap on the wrist for good measure.
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The hacked emails included what appears to be evidence of a concerted effort by DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz and other party officials to thwart the presidential campaign of Sen.
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Jenelle Evans has lost custody of her kids, largely because her husband, David Eason, has created an abusive environment at home ... and this video seems to be evidence of that.
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According to Dallas County District Attorney Michael Jackson, the shooting took place after Carl Omar Dixon had reportedly found what he believed to be evidence of his estranged wife's infidelity.
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We don't have much yet in the way of a solid explanation, but some astronomers have posited that the odd behavior of Tabby's Star miiiiight be evidence of an alien megastructure.
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For this scandal to truly shake up the political status quo and put the Trump presidency at risk, there would have to be evidence of something much more damning and concrete.
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A broken hyoid is more commonly related to homicides but can also be evidence of a suicide, Jonathan Arden, the president of the National Association of Medical Examiners, told The Post.
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He stacked his administration and Cabinet with billionaire executives and bankers who had no experience in government but whose riches were presumed to be evidence of their ability to achieve results.
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On top of market opponents, Telsa is involved in a nasty lawsuit with a whistleblower who began tweeting out what he claimed to be evidence of wrongdoing at the company on Wednesday.
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The implication from both officials' testimonies was that there may, indeed, be evidence of collusion -- this after months of the White House arguing that Clapper was clear there is no evidence. 4.
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And we haven't completed vetting those stories but I think at the end of the day, there's going to be evidence of such payments," Avenatti told George Stephanopoulos on ABC's "This Week.
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Instead, Schiff said he'll consider any White House stonewalling to be evidence of obstruction of Congress — a charge that may ultimately become a separate impeachment article — while forging ahead with the probe.
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Since the Procellarum region was active early on, the researchers also believe that the majority of the hydrogen discovered is ancient, and could be evidence of early water in the inner Solar System.
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Schiff said on Sunday Trump's use of the memo "could be evidence of the president's intent to interfere with the investigation" into Russia's election meddling and possible collusion between Trump's campaign and Moscow.
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For Democrats, it would be evidence of their ability to advance legislation while also pursuing an impeachment inquiry, and it would lock in some changes to the North American trade deal they support.
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In February, physicists According to the paper posted to arXiv this week, however, there are strong reasons to believe that the anomalous cosmic rays seen by ANITA could be evidence of a BSM particle.
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It would also be evidence of a U.S. failure to prevent a rapprochement between its ally Iraq and one of its biggest political foes, Iran, which is rapidly regaining influence in the Middle East.
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Some worry that letting such a stately body as the Baltic pass into Singaporean ownership, even if it physically remained in Britain, would be evidence of London's role slipping in favour of the East.
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Mark Warner of Virginia suggested Sunday that Donald Trump Jr.'s reported meeting with a Gulf emissary who offered to help his father's presidential campaign could be evidence of a larger pattern of concern.
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Such practice may be evidence of the existence of constitutional conventions, which are norms that guide senators in how they exercise their political discretion so as to limit partisanship and keep the system working.
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Ukrainian prosecutors say they have tried to get this information to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) since the summer of 2018, fearing it might be evidence of possible violations of U.S. ethics laws.
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Examiners at Bank of America later turned a record of these transactions over to US Treasury officials, alerting them that the payments could be evidence of bribery or political corruption related to the Magnitsky Act.
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" Schiff vehemently opposed the release of the Nunes memo and said on ABC's This Week Sunday that Trump's decision to allow its release "could be evidence of his intent to interfere with the [Russia] investigation.
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This may be evidence of trying to make up for tough financial times — about half (52%) of the respondents feel retiring at age 65 is not as realistic today as it was 10 years ago.
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A unicorn, a chest-puffing bird, and a white giraffe are your first companions before you come across the divinely pink central fountain, thought to be evidence of Bosch's fascination with Tantric Buddist and Hindu philosophy.
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Authorities then got a warrant to search Franzen's home and found cocaine and more than 100 additional grams of marijuana, along with items that are "known to be evidence of drug dealing," the state's attorney's office said.
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Naturally, when Mike Cernovich appeared on InfoWars, this was all supposed to be evidence of a malevolent conspiracy between Silicon Valley gazillionaires like Google's Eric Schmidt, and the government globalists they donate money to like Hillary Clinton.
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Yet Emarketer says Facebook will see just a half-a-percentage-point bump in the next year — from 85.3 to 85.8 percent — which may be evidence of its executives' fears that the company is approaching market saturation.
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Perhaps, too, it would be evidence of a skewed morality to condemn City's owners for all of that but not for the allegations of human rights abuses and oppression they have overseen in the United Arab Emirates.
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Then, according to their accounts, the judge told them to bend over and pick up the cans as he photographed them from behind for what he said would be evidence of community service, according to the commission.
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Piper Jaffray analyst Sarah James said she was encouraged by the lower medical loss ratio, believing that this could be evidence of the beginning of changes under Chief Executive Gail Boudreaux, who joined the company late last year.
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But Bruce Jacobs, a former Miami-Dade County prosecutor, says the bank got rid of loan records he was seeking that he says may be evidence of fraud because the original records may have been altered by the bank.
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So far, the N.I.H. has referred 24 cases in which there may be evidence of criminal activity to the inspector general's office of the Department of Health and Human Services, which may turn over the cases for criminal prosecution.
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She said the State Department had asked her in early March to extend her tour in Ukraine until 2020; a document with that request is likely to exist, and would be evidence of her good standing in the role.
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Though U.S. and Gulf officials are at pains to say the strategic relationship remains strong on many levels, friction may be evidence of longer-term trends, such as higher domestic U.S. oil production, that alter Washington's view of the region.
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Then, according to their accounts, the judge told them to bend over and pick up the cans as he photographed them from behind for what he said would be evidence of community service, according to a filing on the commission's website.
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After Ocasio-Cortez's victory, Merriam-Webster reported a surge in look-ups for "socialism" — which could be evidence of a significant surge in sympathy and interest, or just a reminder that many people in 2018 remain unsure what "socialism" really means.
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What is happening in the Republican Party now seems to be evidence of something that Vox's Ezra Klein wrote about a few months ago: The Affordable Care Act has shifted health policy consensus in the United States to the left.
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On Tuesday, a group of researchers led by the Pennsylvania State University physicist Derek Fox posted a new theory of these upward-shooting cosmic rays to arXiv that suggests they could be evidence of a particle that lies beyond the Standard Model.
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"Whistleblowers perform a valuable service to the Agency and the public when they come forward with what they reasonably believe to be evidence of wrongdoing, and they should never suffer reprisal for doing so," wrote Robert Stroch, the NSA's new inspector general.
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It's also rare for these cases to reach trial, in part because it is hard to prove what judges call the rule of two: There must be evidence of egregious behavior, and prosecutors must prove the driver violated at least two traffic laws.
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It's also rare for these cases to reach trial, in part because it is hard to prove what judges call the rule of two: There must be evidence of egregious behavior, and prosecutors must prove the driver violated at least two traffic laws.
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"We do have what appears to be evidence of metalworking that we would not associate with any of the indigenous inhabitants of Southwestern Newfoundland," said Frederick Schwarz, a Canadian archaeologist tasked with determining whether any artifacts could be attributed to pre-contact indigenous people.
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If you really do have to imagine this scenario because you've never been hungover at work, you might be evidence of the hypothesis in a recently published Atlantic article that surveyed more than 100 Americans in their 20s and 30s about their dwindling alcohol consumption.
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The government has requested what is viewed as a broad swath of information and data related to the website, but is only allowed to seize information that could be evidence of violations of D.C. criminal code governing rioting, according to the amended search warrant.
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She has ties to the Kremlin, and a number of legal experts have said her meeting with Trump Jr., to which she promised to bring damning information about Hillary Clinton, could be evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to tip the election.
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From the British-Scottish tensions between citizens of the colonies to the Native Americans clinging onto their lands amidst all the settlements to Claire's discovery of what looks to be evidence of more time-travelers afoot, the series' momentum doesn't seem to be slowing one bit.
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No, I think it's plenty to read about it... in the end, it does seem to be evidence of how easy it is for people to accept AR into their lives, as opposed to VR. Yeah, but these things are very ephemeral, they come and go.
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While I suppose it was all a semi-useful process to do a nearly year-long investigation, as I stated nearly a year ago on MSNBC, there never was evidence, there is no evidence and there never will be evidence of collusion because it simply doesn't exist.
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A search warrant asks to search for particular things in a specific place, so in the affidavit the agent has to explain why those things would be evidence of the crime and why there is good reason to believe that they'll be found in that place.
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"If he feels the need to come out and criticize the Obama administration, even if it's false, because he's feeling some political pressure to act, that might be evidence of potential movement in the future, and we certainly would like to see it," said Earnest of McCarthy.
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If you're interviewing for a job and the employer refuses to give you a job offer because they don't like women or they made submission to sexual advances a condition of getting a job, then that could be evidence of discrimination, even though they were just in the interviewing process.
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Colin Powell's Tube was an odd street name inspired by the infamous United Nations speech the former secretary of state gave in 2003 to validate the American invasion of Iraq, in which he presented pictures of tubes in the desert that were said to be evidence of weapons of mass destruction.
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In the months since the 2018 election, O'Rourke has seen some of his high national poll numbers slip — in what some have speculated might be evidence of waning enthusiasm among Democratic voters, but could also be a sign of his relative absence from national media as he has worked through his decision.
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Under the draft proposal, the FCC will be asked to find that social media sites do not qualify for the good-faith immunity if they remove or suppress content without notifying the user who posted the material, or if the decision is proven to be evidence of anticompetitive, unfair or deceptive practices.
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Today's renewed and Netflix-inspired Kondo-ism craze may seem like a mass philosophical embrace of a reformed relationship between Americans and their things, but I highly doubt this phenomenon and its accompanying rise in thrift store donations will prove to be evidence of a new, less acquisitive relationship with consumer goods.
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Parnas and Furman were connecting Giuliani with a cast of shady current and former Ukrainian prosecutors and other officials who were also badmouthing Yovanovitch, as well as providing what they claimed to be evidence of corruption by the former vice president and Trump's potential 2020 Democratic challenger, Joe Biden, and his son, Hunter.
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And if news out of the 2015 Sundance Film Festival is any indication, 83's entry in this category will arrive early, with this eerie, terrifying look at what happens when a family living in America's earliest days confronts what they believe to be evidence of witchcraft and Satan's forces at work among them.
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But Trump's apparent confusion, frequent self-contradiction and dissembling, his hodgepodge management style that has led to snafus on the most sensitive foreign policy matters—all that might be evidence of incompetence or a man in far over his head, but not necessarily cognitive decline, which in practice is a difficult thing to track.
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During Tuesday's hearing, CREW attorney Anne Weismann said they weren't arguing that they were entitled to see all of those documents — and Jackson expressed serious doubts that they would be — but that they could be evidence of whether the administration was complying with federal record-keeping laws and should be preserved in the meantime.
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In this, it is reminiscent of the case of Richard Paey, a pain patient with multiple sclerosis who was convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison because the dose of medication he took was seen as so high that it must be evidence of trafficking, even though surveillance video never revealed him selling any drugs.
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" She goes on to offer the following definition of "woman": "S is a woman [if and only if] S is systematically subordinated along some dimension — economic, political, legal, social — and S is 'marked' as a target for this treatment by observed or imagined bodily features presumed to be evidence of a female's biological role in reproduction.
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Seismic readings taken 62 miles (100 kilometers) west of the explosion site could also be evidence of a large initial nuclear blast, the authors said, while the pattern of damage dealt to the reactor, which included the melting of a two-meter-thick core plate, may have been caused by a nuclear explosion preceding the steam blast.
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More likely, such actions could be evidence of a strategy to help participants in the June meeting coordinate their stories, so that they don't contradict each other when called to testify under oath or even when interviewed by the FBI, because lying to the FBI is a crime in this situation even when not under oath.
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Washington (CNN)Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told MSNBC'S Andrea Mitchell on Friday that there could be evidence of collusion between Russia and President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign -- a statement that comes on the heels of an apparent public threat Trump made this morning to fired FBI Director James Comey, tweeting that Comey had better hope their conversations have not been taped.
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Schoenberg, a Clinton supporter and donor, characterized the warrant request as a fishing expedition: I see nothing at all in the search warrant application that would give rise to probable cause, nothing that would make anyone suspect that there was anything on the laptop beyond what the FBI had already searched and determined not to be evidence of a crime, nothing to suggest that there would be anything other than routine correspondence between (Clinton and Abedin).
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Trump, GOP lawmakers: Manafort charges no relation to campaign , alleged 'collusion' Lindsey Graham: There 'will be holy hell to pay' if Trump fires Mueller Mueller's Russia investigation: What you should know MAYBE HILLARY AND COMPANY SHOULD BRACE FOR RUSSIA COLLUSION CHARGES: Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett believes that while a case against President Trump is weak, there may be evidence of Russian collusion facing Hillary Clinton and her campaign ... "It is against the law for the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee to funnel millions of dollars to a British spy and to Russian sources in order to obtain the infamous and discredited Trump &aposdossier,&apos" he writes in his latest column.
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