(1) Complete trust, Do not need any reasonable evidence.

(2) In Thailand, there is reasonable evidence that the law has, indeed, been applied more severely against Mr Thaksin's red-shirted followers than against supporters of the current administration.

(3) This seems like reasonable evidence that infants can understand object permanence.

(4) Acceptance or belief based on reasonable evidence; assumption or supposition.

(5) This inference is fallacious without reasonable evidence to support it.

(6) Criticism of Hume's empiricism, direct destruction of the traditional religion, theology, all reasonable evidence, camel, led to drastic moves to the bankruptcy of its theoretical foundation.

(7) For an expenditure to qualify as an intangible asset, there must be reasonable evidence of future benefits.

(8) Quebec's Charter of Rights gives citizens a "duty to rescue:" individuals must assist anyone in jeopardy, unless there is reasonable evidence that it would cause danger to himself or a third party.

(9) While all the good works in the world won't save a person (Titus 3:5), they are reasonable evidence that someone is saved.

(10) This paper also presents the results of centrifuge model tests that show reasonable evidence to support Pan's principle of maximum.

(11) If we take Adams's findings that homophobic men get erections from watching gay porn as reasonable evidence of their sexual arousal, then, these findings are enormously important.