Sentence examples for evident bond from inspiring English sources
It seems odd, seeing Mr. Tran's evident bond with Vietnamese culture, that some critics have tried to label him a French filmmaker.
Glance was one of several coaches who recruited James, and the two men have formed an evident bond, with Glance now working exclusively with him, having retired from the University of Alabama.
As a result the gap between the yields investors demand from rich and emerging economies' bonds is likely to narrow.Measuring market pressureUncertainty about all this has been evident in bond markets (and, somewhat erratically, in the prices of sovereign credit-default swaps: see article).
The breadth of the anxiety was evident across bond markets on Wednesday.
A complex, though not always evident, human bond develops between the two women.
It's evident their bond goes back to the early '70s when Falcone was working the Tender Trap, a jazz club in Vegas.
This is clear evidence that there's going to be a hung jury". At least one jury expert speculated that the evident jury bonding may make it easier to reach a verdict.
Under a comparison with data of Table 1, it is evident that these bond energies are strongly reduced as those of Si O bonds, but they are comparable and even greater in respect to the corresponding energies of heteronuclear bonds in chalcogenide glasses.
The progress is most evident in the bond business.
Fears that the deal would not close were evident in the bond market, where Morgan Stanley's 10-year debt sank to 64 cents on the dollar on Thursday, down from 96 cents a month ago.
In recent years, it has become increasingly evident that halogen bonding interactions of organic donors (i.e., compounds having C X bonds) can have appreciable strength and pronounced directionality in solution.
