Sentence examples for evidently demand from inspiring English sources

Evidently, demand is there, but the supply is not forthcoming.

"The two unidentified suspects entered and evidently demanded property, then shot the victims," Officer Jensen said.

But the bare insistence that our minds do not reflect "the order of the cosmos" is not enough to deflect attention from something about the power of human reason that evidently demands to be explained.

They self-evidently demand legislation balancing safety and responsibility, not to mention massive public investment and oversight.

Yet if videogames now self-evidently demand to be taken seriously as an industry, they still have a long way to go before they are also taken seriously as a medium.

Self-evidently competence demands more complex cognitive processes than factual recall alone.

Childishly simple it may well be, but innocence is evidently much in demand.

Also, performance evaluation of fan design under different operating conditions is evidently in great demand for practical engineering applications.

Despite the advances in AI, human roles are evidently still in demand.

"Much like the rest of the industry, we believe Xilinx is suffering from the aftermath of having extrapolated evidently unsustainable customer demand trends witnessed" in the first half of 2004 into the second half of the year.

But at first players were afraid to try 3 e5, the Advance Variation, evidently because it demanded the protection of a forward point that might fall into the hands of the enemy.