Sentence examples for evidently led from inspiring English sources

Investigators were evidently led to the men because one of them made a cell-phone call to his girlfriend during the stakeout.

This strategy evidently led the Aleutians some 5,000 years ago to embark on a circumpolar journey that took them all the way to Greenland.

In recent years, his 13-year (frequently staggered) Walk Across America has evidently led Art to ponder the state of the nation.

But Mr. Miyakawa's nighttime efforts to install the art in Brooklyn evidently led someone to tell the police about "a suspicious package attached to a tree," according to a criminal complaint the Brooklyn district attorney's office has filed against Mr. Miyakawa.

And yes, I am black, but I would not dream for a moment of scoring a cheap point about racism – even though my appearance evidently led officers to believe I potentially fit the identikit image of someone likely to use explosives in pursuit of a political cause.

Although Romney has evidently led an uneventful private life, he is trying to forcibly reinvent himself from his incarnation as a Massachusetts governor who favored abortion rights and gay rights — almost as hard a history to surmount in the G.O.P. as the multiple marriages and divorces of McCain, Giuliani, and Newt Gingrich.

Amazingly, from a sustainability perspective the integrated algal biofuels production, where biodiesel, bioethanol and biogas are continuously produced from one biomass source, can evidently lead to an increase in the energetic productivity of the microalgal biomass, thus improving the economics of this algal biorefinery approach.

Fears about liability and image collection evidently lead the Whitney to curtail certain aspects of that show.

It is evidently ensuring more extreme weather in the middle latitudes which helps explain, for instance, Europe's "frozen spring" of 2013, and will evidently lead to even warmer summers for most of us.

This evidently leads to two identical copies of the chromosome in that cell, and hence to homozygous disomy in one cell and to absence in the other cell.

Consistently manipulated answers, regardless if the cause is unconscious or strategic, evidently lead to incorrect, but entirely believable conclusions about doping users vs. non-users.