Sentence examples for evidently determining from inspiring English sources

Evidently determining to invade the telephone field in the Western States by way of retort to the Western Union for the latter's combining with the American Telegraph and Telephone Company, the Postal has put in operation between Salt Lake City and San Francisco two new lines costing $1,000,000.

Evidently, determining the outage probability amounts to calculating the CDF of the mutual information.

Evidently, determining measurable chemical and metabolic differences between normal and pathologic ear conditions (including inflammatory processes) can help in the development of better diagnostic instrumentation, improving early detection and considerably reducing the number of recurrences following surgery.

This year, the traditionalists, evidently determined to avoid a second ambush, were on the offensive from the beginning of the synod.

Smith may have a double first from Cambridge, and he may be a published author, but he is evidently determined to prove himself no dilettante.

In adopting the statutory scheme that emphasizes certainty and clear, preset rules to govern disputes, Congress was evidently determined to avoid a similar episode.

(One would have thought that it was the losing cities that needed the erotics to console for the loss, but apparently not, or so the N.F.L. has evidently determined).

The authorities evidently determined that trends inspired by "If You Are the One" and a popular talent show, "Super Girl," had gone too far, and they responded with a policy to curb what they call "excessive entertainment".

Considerations of social class were also implicit in the initial reaction to Fox; Mr. O'Connor wrote that the network was "evidently determined to win the hearts of blue-collar workers and very young audiences as it slowly struggles to build to a full prime-time schedule".

The government has evidently determined to crush them with such ferocity that other Sudanese are too scared to follow suit.America has for some time threatened that, if the government does not negotiate with the south in good faith, it would impose sanctions on Khartoum and give heaps of cash to the SPLA.

Democratic leaders in Queens had weighed several candidates, but the leader of the Queens Democratic Party, Representative Joseph Crowley, evidently determined that Mr. Weprin had the strongest résumé, and would be the least likely to challenge two neighboring members of Congress should the Ninth District be eliminated: Representative Gary L. Ackerman and Mr. Crowley himself.