Sentence examples for evidently as a result from inspiring English sources

At that time, millions of Americans tried table wine for the first time, evidently as a result of a rise in foreign travel, the Francophile accents of the Kennedy years and increased middle-class wealth.

As compared with the common Indo-European scheme, the pre-Slavic cultural vocabulary seems somewhat simpler, evidently as a result of the loss of direct contact with the Southern civilizations that served as a pattern for pre-Indo-European culture.

The defense was immediately notified, and over the next 12 hours, Ms. White said, further investigation confirmed that the wrong man was on trial, "evidently, as a result of the agents' inadvertently obtaining the rap sheet for the Preston Brown on trial".

Kenneth Whyte, the editor and publisher of the Canadian news magazine Maclean's, has just produced a new partial, though lengthy, biography called "The Uncrowned King: The Sensational Rise of William Randolph Hearst" (Counterpoint; $30), which he evidently wrote more as a result of having fallen in love with his subject than of having come across new material to reveal.

Evidently, Amalthea is highly porous, perhaps as a result of collisions that repeatedly shattered its rocky interior.

This significant difference was evidently a result of the presence of translucent precursor soot particles, which do not absorb as much visible light as mature particles, but can be quantified with the electron microscope.

Self-evidently those parties don't exist as a result of Holocaust denial laws.

As a result, Supreme Court justices evidently concluded they didn't need to address the issue.

It quickly ran low on fuel, evidently a result of carburetor adjustments during flight preparations in California.

The turnabout, the official said, was evidently a result of the Yankees' early exit from the playoffs last year.

Many glomeruli were evidently enlarged, hyalinized and obsolescent in the specimen as a result of increased amyloid deposition.