Sentence examples for evidently conducted from inspiring English sources

The manager was reacting to circumstances then, but had evidently conducted a measured examination of the France back four beforehand.

To break down the resistance of the most alluring subjects, Walters wages an intense, sometimes years-long campaign, evidently conducted mainly through snail mail, even long into the e-mail era, though it usually ripens into direct negotiations with lawyers, agents, press people, and other handlers.

Alan Pierson prepared "Mountains and Rivers Without End" but sat in the audience, evidently conducting by remote control.

But the API evidently has not conducted that kind of clear-eyed self-assessment.

Mr. Norris now dismisses "a great deal of wild speculation" about the composer's relationship with the psychologist and hypnotist Nikolai Dahl after the devastating failure of the First Symphony (badly conducted, evidently, by a possibly tipsy Glazunov).

Mr Choi said North Korea's new leader, Kim Jong-un, evidently wants to conduct the test quite soon in order to compensate for having "lost face" as a result of the failure of a long-range missile that broke up 90 seconds after its launch on 13 April.

The conducted experiments have evidently shown an anticancer, immunomodulating, and antibacterial effect.

By environmental literature conducted recently, it has been evidently comprehended that urban life quality for mankind and others can be improved by serving these systems with green and living elements.

However, as van de Poel (2017) also points out, following an experimental method in R&D does not self-evidently lead to a responsible conduct of experimentation.

Here and elsewhere, the shrinkages in the recording business narrow choices considerably, but evidently available as representatives of the public Shostakovich are two items conducted by Mstislav Rostropovich.

Cholesterol was found to be evidently removed by Lactobacillus acidophilus ATCC 4962 in the presence of prebiotics in a study conducted by Liong and Shah (2005).