Sentence examples for evident towards from inspiring English sources
September has seen further weakening, rather than the usual upturn after the summer lull: News flow from the ultimate end-markets, such as heavy truck, higher-end automotive, wind turbines, and construction, mining and agricultural equipment, is indicating a further general slowdown in production levels that started to become evident towards the end of the second quarter.
Damagingly, this disaffection is also becoming evident towards his party's main hope of retaining power in May an austerity programme which, though broadly necessary, has always looked partly expedient in Mr Osborne's hands.It is still working in his favour or how else could he trumpet, as he will in his budget speech, a retrenchment programme that is so far off track?
It may be pointed out that the characteristics of the vertical propagation from near 40 km until around 90 km is more evident towards the end of the event episode as indicated by the upward slant line.
Ben Willmoth from NME said that Minogue's new persona as "Indie Kylie" was total "fraud-like" and felt that the only persona that will ever suit her is "Sex Kylie", which has been evident towards her career ever since Impossible Princess'.
The fact that this increase in lifespan is more evident towards the later stages of life may indicate that the effects are dependent on specific levels and/or nature of Aβ oligomeric species.
Conversely, SOX9 was predominantly expressed in basal crypt cells with weaker expression evident towards the bowel luminal surface.
Discussion: Although there was significant difference apparent in days on ADINA versus NCPAP (p < 0.01) (9.8 ± 8.6 vs. 1.4 ± 0.7), a significant bias towards the ADINA cannula was evident (both towards selection and continuation).
During the last two decade there is an evident trend towards integrated and intelligent automation systems in the control and management of public domain buildings for various aims and purposes.
The people who knew Charles, whether for decades or in the brief interactions of day-to-day encounters, recognized a charismatic person of evident goodwill towards them in how he treated them, listened, and spoke.
The Conservative MP Bob Neill, who chairs the committee, said: "It is unfortunate that the government's evident goodwill towards the magistracy has not yet been translated into any meaningful strategy for supporting and developing it within a changing criminal justice system.
We believe preservation of the arts is at risk based upon the results of the initial community evaluations made by ICANN that clearly disfavor their approval with a resulting and evident bias towards commercialization.
