Sentence examples for evidently than from inspiring English sources

As the original research on charitable giving suggested, people are often quite rational about their taxes — more rational, evidently, than they are about matching gifts.

The intensity of peaks assigned to C O and C O OHOH increases more evidently than that of C=O.

It is noteworthy that the degradation rate of MO increased more evidently than that of TC under the same conditions, which may be attributed to the different role that CA nanofibrous membrane played in the TC and MO photodegradation process.

Not only is ABC broadcasting the debate on time-delay to us here on the West Coast -- making the debate far less important, evidently, than the Oscars, which get broadcast in real time everywhere in the world.

Consistent with these results, NE1/2 increased vascular permeability in vivo more evidently than γ2dV (Fig. 7d).

One Port Authority executive, Thomas F. Donovan, assistant general manager of development and rentals, investigators found, had traveled with his wife to an evidently less-than-urgent business meeting in London.

And some societies are evidently better than others at getting kids to do this.

His skill at orchestral colour was evidently greater than his sense of rhythmic adventure.

The whole of a dietary pattern is evidently greater than the sum of its parts.

And evidently more than a few said to themselves: "Nice glasses".

France's inability to bring to justice those genuinely responsible for the 1995 attacks was evidently more than an accident.