preponderence

• Just asking, seems to me, this woman is not answering any questions relative to this preponderence of inproprieties. —  Berks county news
• Not only do they have to make a case on the preponderence of the evidence, they have to exhaust all known approaches to prove it. —  Hot Air » Top Picks
• People love to use "innocent until proven guilty" to defend him, and call this some witch hunt, but what they overlook is the fact that, in the United States, you're guilty once proven by a "preponderence of evidence". —  Baseball Analysts
• There are federal laws against anyone and let me repeat this for those who may be a little slow here, ANYONE, who willingly makes a statement or acusation that they know themselves to be untrue or can be proven that they knew upon the preponderence of the evidence, that they knew to be untrue and bestowed upon the public trust as true, and can be proven as "false" and that would affect the outcome of a federal election, is indeed in direct conflict of the laws of our constitution and the laws of our land. —  Propeller Most Popular Stories

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