Sentence examples for evidently in order from inspiring English sources

LET'S say you're a hard-working screener at the airport international departure, and one day up strolls Mir Aimal Kasi, with his identification papers evidently in order.

(He escaped from Scout camp and stole the car evidently in order to warn the twelve-year-old Drew about the predatory sexual intentions of his lover, Todd, a college student who had befriended the family while hitchhiking across America).

In that month, evidently in order to enable the city to secure from the company such terms of agreement as it might impose, an ordinance was passed without giving any new franchise or in terms making any new contract with the company, providing that on and after the 27th of March, 1914, the assumed day of the expiration of the franchises, three-cent fares should be charged from day to day.

The distinction between restitution and reparation resolves another case that Waldron presents us with evidently in order to weaken sympathies for reparation for historic injustices.

The names were not listed alphabetically but evidently in the order that they were taken down by the census taker as he made his rounds.

Evidently, in an ordered metric space, commutativity ⇒ weak commutativity ⇒ compatibility ⇒ O-compatibility ⇒ weak compatibility but reverse implications are not true in general as substantiated by the following examples.

Famously Obama supported an economic stimulus, but Osborne argues he lost ground on this policy area and only made headway when he refocused on the "need to get our fiscal house in order", evidently the Tories' third election theme.

So, evidently, women should also network in order to grasp opportunities and promote their business.

His employer has since backtracked on the decision and offered the job back, though Sadler was evidently prepared to sacrifice his job in order to cast his ballot.

Evidently, he was not courted by Southgate in order to be ignored.

On his return to England he continued in the royal service, and although he resigned his professorship in 1607 in order to marry, he was evidently highly esteemed at court, being named doctor of music to the king in 1612.