Sentence examples for evidently, because from inspiring English sources

The court below rightly omitted any such limitation from the decree, evidently because, as it declared, petitioners' acts infringed the due process clause, which guarantees to all persons freedom of speech and of assembly for any lawful purpose.

This is evidently because, in the result of this study, beta-blocker was never a contender for cost-effectiveness.

I say evidently because the sound was off.

At United, auditors found that some problems recurred, evidently because causes had not been adequately identified.

They do so, evidently, because they find ads interruptive and/or annoying.

And when he received the ensigns of majesty again, he was well pleased, evidently because he had forfeited them before.

But there were rival factions, evidently, because the IS exhibits completely different personalities depending on the model.

The call referred to the bill as the "McCain-Feingold-Thompson law," evidently because Mr. Thompson had also backed it.

Calcium is removed from solution much more effectively than strontium, evidently because it is utilized by organisms.

Then, for the main, I make "Baked Brie with Potatoes & Ham, Flambéed with Gin", self-evidently because it involves a) gin and b) towers of high-class cheese, high-class ham and potatoes, goo'ed together in the oven.

And that money -- if you listen to my opponent, he lost some of the lessons he learned here in Tennessee, evidently -- because that money is not the government's money, Mr. Vice President.