Because research is also scarce, there s little evidence to suggest whether that should be a big concern.

There's no evidence.

There's no proof.

Do you want proof?

Do you want proof?

Interestingly, contemporary news accounts reveal little evidence of public anger at economists after disaster struck in 1929.

At their best, they prevent disease without a trace, leaving little visible evidence of their crucial function.

There is, moreover, little evidence that a deep involuntary restructuring would be any more traumatic than a deep voluntary restructuring.

(e) Collection of evidence

There's no evidence.

There s no proof of that.

Tom wanted proof.

He did not provide any evidence.

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You have no proof.

You have no proof.

You have no evidence.

We don't have any proof.

We have no proof.

I have no proof.

I don't have any proof.

Little money, few friends.

There is no evidence to support these outlandish claims.

It's at the top of the pyramid of evidence.

Admissibility of evidence in other proceedings

I have no proof to the contrary.

He doesn't have any proof.

She doesn't have any proof.

I have no proof of that.

There was no counterevidence.

Tom didn't have any proof.

But, with the possible exception of Thailand in 1997, the IMF s long time resident historian, James Boughton, finds little evidence for that view in internal documents.

Is it too small?

(b) To adduce evidence of the non reliability of an electronic signature.

I didn't have enough proof.

Tom doesn't have any proof.

However, there is no definite evidence for this theory.

Even though the conspiracy has little evidence backing it up, as geolocation technology is used in many mobile apps, it still received some echoes online. Charles Liu from Nanfang quoted a netizen comment from Weibo

But this flies in the face of most evidence.

It's very hard to know, by the way, what it is you take for granted.

(f) The purpose for which the evidence, information or action is sought.

Very, very little.

You never know.

There is little hope.

Meat's scarce.