| new evidence | 67.81 | New evidence supports his thesis. | ||
| scientific evidence | 29.16 | Better scientific evidence. | ||
| further evidence | 28.64 | Further evidence is welcome. | ||
| insufficient evidence | 28.44 | Insufficient evidence, said the authorities. | ||
| physical evidence | 26.93 | Can you provide physical evidence? | ||
| anecdotal evidence | 23.30 | Anecdotal evidence abounds. | ||
| sufficient evidence | 21.72 | Not sufficient evidence or something. | ||
| hard evidence | 19.35 | Hard evidence is sketchy. | ||
| clear evidence | 15.60 | The studies yielded clear evidence. | ||
| strong evidence | 14.61 | It is very, very strong evidence indeed. | ||
| forensic evidence | 13.50 | They have no forensic evidence. | ||
| direct evidence | 12.84 | There is little direct evidence. | ||
| ample evidence | 11.65 | Last weekend offered ample evidence. | ||
| first evidence | 11.06 | The first evidence was economic. | ||
| fresh evidence | 10.34 | Fresh evidence has thrown doubt on her story. | ||
| conclusive evidence | 10.20 | No conclusive evidence needed. | ||
| concrete evidence | 9.48 | No concrete evidence. | ||
| solid evidence | 9.15 | There is solid evidence of a shift. | ||
| secret evidence | 8.49 | The use of secret evidence is not new. | ||
| mounting evidence | 8.29 | But mounting evidence suggests otherwise. |