Sentence examples for evidently produce from inspiring English sources

And my source can evidently produce documentary proof.

Their conclusion: "A researcher can evidently produce a study which would test the CRU analysis quite precisely, without requiring any information from CRU to do so".

"Large destabilizing events, such as those analyzed here, evidently produce changes in the performance of key macroeconomic indicators over the longer term, well after the upheaval of the crisis is over," Ms. Reinhart wrote.

These performers can evidently produce it, as witness Michael Tumelty's response to a 1997 Stravinsky marathon in Edinburgh, in The Herald of Glasgow: "My God, you know you are alive, listening to this highly volatile bunch".

We see that all the procedures evidently produce unbiased estimates, since medians of estimated odds ratios were very close to the true values (shown by the horizontal lines).

Even after the success of "Le Grand Macabre," evidently, producing opera at the Philharmonic can require special pleading.

Made of paper or silk attached to wood, they are fragile things, and although they were evidently produced in great numbers, relatively few have survived intact.

When he felt his earthly end approaching, it irritated him somewhat that he had evidently produced, alas, almost a little too much.

The industrial development of the South is evidently producing the same crop of liberal attorneys that were produced in England and the Northern states in the similar stage of their development.

Looking at pictures like Nathan Lerner's portrait of a man whose skin has partly morphed into patches of dirt or Laszlo Moholy-Nagy's photograms in which glowing abstract compositions were evidently produced by placing ordinary found materials on top of photographic paper is like watching old horror movies in which once astonishing and terrifying effects now seem laughably artificial.

The diverse choice of infiltration forces has evidently produced an impact on shaping assorted morphologies and distribution of the produced nanostructures.