Sentence examples for evidently productive from inspiring English sources

But I am not alone in believing that we stand a far better chance of enriching our evidently productive relationship with our European friends by working within the EU. 12 June 2016: This article was amended to clarify that the percentage GDP spending figures given for Switzerland, Israel and the UK are total (public and private) investments, not just government spending.

One particularly productive dog had evidently set a record by producing active pancreatic juice for ten days before dying.

I am hopeful that the concept of "cultural appropriation" is a passing fad: people with different backgrounds rubbing up against each other and exchanging ideas and practices is self-evidently one of the most productive, fascinating aspects of modern urban life.

The 76-year-old Russian director, who in the 1980s enjoyed a productive but brief spell in the Hollywood spotlight, is evidently used to getting his own way.

Evidently the months More spent in the Netherlands had been stimulating and productive: he had established his credentials among the Northern humanists and, as he departed for England, he took with him the draft description of Utopia.

(Evidently no stranger to hangovers, Pliny elsewhere warned that wines from Pompeii are "productive of headache, which often lasts so long as the sixth hour of the next day").

Senior police officers, whom she had evidently failed to consult, immediately denounced her proposal as impractical and counter-productive.

Evidently, a U.S. team bent on legitimizing Durban II believed it would be counter-productive to object vigorously to sections most likely to be noticed by Americans skeptical about participation in the conference.

Evidently so.

Evidently not.

A. Evidently.