用“evidenced by”造句大全，evidenced by造句

That's a huge problem for many businesses, as evidenced by all the dumb or outdated content on the web.

The engagement in reciprocal contact is evidenced by the biographies, memorabilia and photos of Chinese migrants to Australia, which marks the trajectory of this cultural interaction.

Fourth Shift's growth in Asia is evidenced by its business solutions implemented in hundreds of manufacturing enterprises, with a large number of users in Mainland China.

This cancer is well - differentiated, as evidenced by keratin pearls.

This is evidenced by the abundant ancient Chinese paintings on Tao Yuanming.

They fit in well with market demand as evidenced by the rapidly expanding scale of these transactions.

The landscape has also been shaped by human beings, who have lived heresince the Neolithic—as evidenced by massive rock monuments, called dolmens, that dot the moors.

Langdon feel that they are looking for a ground-breaking history of the secret, which is evidenced by the number of the century both enlightening brings a dangerous secret.

At this point, tensile fracture partially occurred, as evidenced by some apparent necking.

This is evidenced by its integrated browser being adorned with pixel rulers to help in positioning elements on the page.

It added: “The future of high-quality ‘packaged’ holidays is assured, as evidenced by the buoyant deamnd for long-haul, all-inclusive resorts and cruise holidays.”

This problem was amply evidenced by 11 full histories taken by every medical professional who checked my condition.

That is not the case, as evidenced by his own decision to keep some especially dangerous suspected terrorists imprisoned indefinitely without trial.

Nike is strong at research and development, as is evidenced by its evolving and innovative product range.

Asset inflation, as evidenced by bubbles in real estate and equities, is rampant.

A shareholder may waive his preemptive right. A waiver evidenced by a writing is irrevocable even though it is not supported by consideration.

Sharks would have left thin slashes in the bone, whereas a devastating Kronosaurus bite would be evidenced by deep punctures around a huge, missing chunk in the victim's skeleton.