Sentence examples for evidently high from inspiring English sources
My (evidently) high expectations of this book were certainly met, although maybe I was always going to express this opinion!
The price of conflict is evidently high: a $300m aid programme in Chad risks being disrupted; humanitarian efforts for Darfur are largely conducted through Chad.The plight of those displaced by fighting in Darfur is likely to worsen as food-aid deliveries are suspended.
Subtropical ecoregions at southern China has evidently high floristic relationships with Taiwan.
However, 2C4NP-induced cells of strain CNP-8 showed an evidently high rate of BT conversion (approximately 0.34 mM/h OD600/cell) than the cells converting CHQ (approximately 0.012 mM/h OD600/cell).
Evidently, high NaCl is not required for assembly of the large complex containing TonEBP/OREBP and the proteins that contribute to its osmotic regulation.
In this NMD array analysis, the false positive rate was evidently high since no truncating mutations were found.
The depiction of its heroine's dysfunction is similarly convincing, and is also disconcertingly at odds with the evidently high-functioning capacities of its creator.
(If an evidently high-ranking male had relatively low testosterone, for example, that might say something about the power he was drawing from his mother. A male bonobo typically has a lifelong alliance with its mother).
On June 15 , 2007 an evidently high-level risk management officer for Chase's investment bank sent a lunchtime e-mail to colleagues to report that another bank executive "just told me that there is a well-known cloud over the head of Madoff and that his returns are speculated to be part of a Ponzi scheme".
To be sure, Ms. Allen imports her raw material from Europe, where, evidently, higher-quality balloons are made, but still..
To conclude our controllable vehicle iPad project, the pupils prepared and delivered a showcase presentation to parents/carers and pupils in key stage 2. The pupils' interest and effort was evidently higher than myself or Mr Williams had seen before, especially post-SATs when motivation of pupils in year 6 can take a dip.
