81.  Anecdotal evidence suggests that companies are continuing to reduce their workforces.

82.  Anecdotal evidence suggests the vast majority of people who try it lose money.

83.  Anecdotal evidence suggests, however, that the economic downturn may have actually lowered average tech wages last year.

84.  As a result, there is only anecdotal evidence of the emotional damage inflicted by a childhood at war, and little understanding of how quickly children recover.

85.  Barton said anecdotal evidence suggests that two-thirds of the acres thought to have been damaged may not have been affected as much as originally feared.

86.  Because no agency tracks accidents involving motorized skateboards, physicians and police have only anecdotal evidence of an increase in injury-causing accidents.

87.  Beyond that, anecdotal evidence suggests people are driving faster, cars are rear-ending other vehicles more often, and victims are being admitted more frequently to emergency rooms.

88.  Beyond anecdotal evidence, economists say there are statistical signs that the effects of the Asian crisis are spreading.

89.  Beyond anecdotal evidence, Lurigio said, there is no proof that offering rewards is a more efficient way to solve crimes than old-fashioned police work.

90.  Against economic theory, they deploy anecdotal evidence of real-life hardship.