Sentence examples for evidently concluding from inspiring English sources

Then Mr. Mubarak's government, evidently concluding that it was too late for mere monitoring, unplugged his country from the Internet altogether.

Administration officials evidently concluded that the survey could be a political liability.

The Prime Minister and the Economics Minister have  evidently concluded that it was not.

British distributors evidently concluded there wasn't enough shopping in it.

Investors evidently concluded that the rescue program could be financed only with more borrowed money and that it included no real overhaul of government spending.

If Goldman, which controls what will happen, saw value in the preferred, surely there was value, or so some traders evidently concluded.

So the Clinton campaign evidently concluded that it had no choice but to "go negative," and Bill Clinton was assigned, or assigned himself, the task.

The Metro evidently concluded that the ads would offend Catholics, since the church teaches that vasectomies are an improper method of birth control.

Mourad Boudjellal, the sharp-witted comic book magnate whose millions fund Toulon, evidently concluded that the most effective way to counter these qualities was to add to the pressure of expectation on Clermont.

The company had been reluctant to do that for fear of tarnishing its luxury image there, but has evidently concluded that American drivers are also becoming more willing to pay for compact luxury.

With inflation well below the Fed's unofficial target of 2 percent, unemployment stuck at nearly 10 percent, and gross domestic product growing at a lethargic rate, Mr. Bernanke has evidently concluded that doing nothing is not an option.