Sentence examples for evidently rising from inspiring English sources

Sun's financial team, meanwhile, is racing to break out for the first time revenue from software, which is evidently rising even while gear sales fall.

Obviously, we can see that the value of urine total NGAL measurements is evidently rising in newborns with urinary tract infection.

Clive Owen plays Joe Warr, a Brit ­journalist who has evidently risen briskly to the very top at the sports ­section of an Australian national paper.

The land was evidently changing, rising; Darwin's observations in the Andes Mountains confirmed it.

Last October, the Berlin Festival presented a concert of works by the twenty-eight-year-old Johannes Maria Staud, who is evidently a rising star in German music.

Evidently, wages have been rising in real terms over the past two decades for all groups and especially in rural areas.

Evidently, average income is rising and health status is also improving.

Threats of personal violence and name calling evidently do not rise to the level of "worrying" populism in The Economist.

This is what they have been hyping for how long now?" On Wall Street, stock prices for gun manufacturers, such as Smith & Wesson, rose, evidently reflecting a belief that the new policies wouldn't hurt sales, and might even boost them.

This is what they have been hyping for how long now?" On Wall Street, stock prices for gun manufacturers, such as Smith & Wesson, rose, evidently reflecting a belief that the new policies wouldn't hurt sales, and might even boost them.

During their flowering, the placoderms evidently gave rise to the Osteichthyes (the bony fishes) and the Chondrichthyes (the cartilaginous fishes).