Sentence examples for evidently firm from inspiring English sources

All this would be so much black trousers and aviator shades, were it not for Fearless' evidently firm hand on the musical tiller.

Documents have survived from a family banking business in Babylonia the house of Murashu and sons of Nippur covering the years c. 455 403 bc; the firm evidently prospered greatly by lending money and by acting as a middleman in the system of tax collection.

–J.N. and W.P.B. Apogent, a public $1 billion (revenues) health care product research firm, evidently researches the health of its own workers.

Although some of these low-penetrance genes appeared as good candidates for risk factors in the etiology of sporadic breast cancer, better designed and considerably larger studies than the majority of the studies conducted so far are evidently needed before any firm conclusions can be drawn.

Though the scale of this is difficult to gauge, a growing number of smaller firms are evidently being stripped bare by managers and local-government officials who seize the best assets for themselves and leave the debts behind.Xiao Geng, of the University of Hong Kong, calls this "the privatisation of assets and the socialisation of losses".

Lukoil, Russia's biggest oil firm, and Yukos evidently agree.

Evidently the hybrid model allows firms to bring their distinctive competitive strengths to the wider world.

Those overseeing the process evidently need to be much firmer with the companies who are hired to serve the people.

The practice evidently did not extend to the other firms that settled the allegations, including some that are Morgan Stanley's most prominent competitors.

During his visit to Saudi Arabia in May, he evidently sought to promotecooperation between U.S. and Saudi energy firms.

(Evidently, that explanation is sufficiently convincing to the firm's investors for now).