Sentence examples for evidently establishment from inspiring English sources

Evidently, establishment limits distribution more than dispersal.

Clinton was self-evidently an establishment candidate, but a male candidate of the establishment would have been treated differently.

In contrast, the spread and establishment of CTGV within Rondônia were evidently related to animal movement along BR-364.

These predilections, his academic upbringing, and his membership of the intellectual establishment evidently persuaded him that he didn't know much about ordinary people.

(In his essay, Mr. Rovere noted tartly that conservatives of his time, including the editors of National Review, evidently believed the establishment to include "just about everyone in the country except themselves").

There is a range of concerns and barriers that are evidently impacting on the establishment of a culture of quality in higher education.

This vision was evidently influential on the establishment of the Australian National University (ANU) in 1946, the only research-only university in the country (although in 1960 it amalgamated with Canberra University College to offer undergraduate courses).

"Evidently the old media, the establishment, is a powerful thing.

The administration evidently agrees.

Evidently some of these evolved following the establishment of a few parent species.

However, anatomic and cognitive "modernities" do not seem to have developed hand in hand; evidently there was a time lag between the establishment of modern anatomy (which appears to have come first) and modern behavioral patterns.