Sentence examples for evidently considerable from inspiring English sources

With hiring, firing and training taking up significant portions of this cost bracket, there are evidently considerable savings to be made by playing the long game when it comes to recruitment.

There is evidently considerable room for improvement in developing a more mature safety culture than the status quo for most Taiwanese hospitals.

The former lead singer of the Slits, Viv Albertine, and the Turner-nominated artist Liam Gillick play a childless couple, identified as D and H, both contemporary artists and evidently of considerable private means, able to follow their vocations without worrying about money.

The Stones are part of a landscape that evidently had considerable ritual significance for the "Grooved ware people".

There has evidently been considerable remodeling of the genome via movement of blocks of genes within chromosome 1 since S. chlorophenolicum and S. japonicum diverged from a common ancestor.

This evidently cost her considerable effort; her head almost touched the ground while uttering it, her plumage was relaxed, and her whole body seemed to be in a violent tremble.

Scoble evidently has spent considerable time compiling these lists, running into limits like 500 geniuses on any one list.

He continued, "From what Edna tells me, you evidently give politics considerable thought.

Evidently there was considerable comorbidity within this group, and comorbidity was strongly associated with needing higher levels of care.

But evidently there is also considerable fragmentation in the conceptions of both consciousness and intentionality that are in the field.

The Group 3 rats had lower leukocyte levels, evidently due to a considerable (more than twofold) decrease in lymphocyte counts.