Sentence examples for and it evidently has from inspiring English sources
Since then, the BBC has been pouring money into a publicly funded venture; and it evidently has its own doubts about how the £18.7m ($30.6m) allocated to BBC Online this year is being spent, because the man running it was fired last month.Where will this expansion stop?
The underlying molecular mechanisms of replicative senescence are still unraveled but it evidently has consequences for cellular therapy [ 2, 16].
But it very evidently has big plans for firing fresh life into Fleksy.
And that, evidently, has not changed with the election of a new head of state, Dmitry Medvedev.
Margaret: And evidently has been terrified of being found out.
Unlike Diana, who was thrust into it at 20 and evidently had no idea what it entailed, Miss Middleton clearly does.
Then he set it aside, evidently having lost interest, and turned to other projects.
And of course Alaska senator, which Murkowski evidently has won, though it won't be known for a while.
The group had been almost comically inept in its use of social media, though, and it has evidently learned from the Islamic State's savvy example.
Fortunately, given the stakes, the Army acted, and it has evidently fought with gusto in recent days, but to such an extent that it has now churned up a million internal refugees, who constitute yet another pool of displaced and disaffected civilians that the Taliban will surely attempt to exploit.
