Sentence examples for evidently it can from inspiring English sources

Evidently, it can become very warm indeed over Greenland — much warmer than most previous modeling exercises have considered.

And evidently it can be generalised to yield the fatalist conclusion that it is never in our power to do anything other than what we actually do.

Evidently, it can be transmitted amongst the cetaceans (whales and dolphins).

Either way, as Sakhalin proves, the Kremlin evidently feels it can afford to dispense with the niceties.

But Levchin evidently reckons it can go a lot further.

The state evidently thinks it can: The new law that calls for drug tests also claims that an "individual who is a recipient under the food stamp program is considered to be a welfare recipient".

The state evidently thinks it can: The new law that calls for drug tests also claims that an "individual who is a recipient under the food stamp program is considered to be a welfare recipient". Temporary Assistance for Needy Families is the program most commonly called "welfare," though Republicans have used the term to describe most means-tested safety net programs.

The company is evidently doing what it can to maximise the power of its brand in key legacy markets to generate BBM momentum.

Japan is evidently hoping that it can race ahead of countries that are more skittish about technologies like embryo cloning, including the U.S. The RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology, based in the city of Kobe, will include a nearby hospital capable of conducting clinical trials and a built-in mechanism for spinning out venture companies.

And there's a cemetery in the small town of Suwalki, which perhaps most graphically illustrates how difficult it can evidently be to "love thy neighbour" in an area that has been so bitterly fought over.

For according to Wolff, even empirical truths of fact, such as 'this rock is now warm,' are candidates for demonstration and deductive proof.[55] From this perspective, since PSR is self-evidently true, Wolff believes it can be demonstrated to be so (despite whether his proof presented in §70 of the Ontologia succeeds or not).