Sentence examples for evident reasons from inspiring English sources

The customer was never really king in this economic model, but a perennial loser for increasingly evident reasons.

To distinguish a synthetic genome from a natural one, scientists must use "watermarks" on their creations, and literature, for all the evident reasons, is a popular choice.

But the consent of a male minor is not taken into account, although for perfectly evident reasons it must have existed.

Strober not only asks us to acknowledge the benefit of successful conversations and collaborations, but also starts to unravel some of the possibly less evident reasons for the failures.

The performance results obtained are under the state of the art as expected due to evident reasons.

For evident reasons, we were not able to evaluate this tissular form in human prematures.

"Strike off his head!" somebody orders, for no evident reason.

There is no evident reason why this should not work in people as it has already done in several animal species, yet so far no one has succeeded.

But for no evident reason, the court elevated that impulse to what is effectively a finding that Amex could not have power over merchants.

But there is no evident reason why they should, at least not to Mr Chrétien's disadvantage.So this will be another dull Canadian election, will it?

The traffic police, still known by their Soviet-era acronym GAI (pronounced guy-EE, usually with disdain), are notorious for stopping motorists, sometimes in the middle of the road, for no evident reason.