Sentence examples for evidently the case from inspiring English sources

This was evidently the case with Chick-fil-A, and it appears to have been the case also for health insurers that benefited indirectly from the "town hall" protests in 2009 over President Obama's health care legislation.

But, as is evidently the case, many agents are far more concerned about other matters than they are about getting into heaven.

Evidently the case s = 1 of the polynomials (1.24) would correspond to the polynomials due to Srivastava [32] as S l h ( x ) = ∑ k = 0 [ l / h ] ( − l ) h k k !

This is evidently the case of papers with a clear cross-country scope.

This was evidently the case in the under-reporting of chronic communicable diseases, such as HIV, due to stigmatisation.

The key question is whether such offsets to the free energy level of the solution indeed lead to lower effective nucleation barriers (as evidently the case for the above study on magnetite).

"It is self-evidently the case that our parliament needs to act on electoral reform," he said.

"That's self-evidently the case.

While inclusiveness in the sense of getting citizens to participate is not directly relevant here, all the more attention could be paid to having the process epistemologically inclusive, as this is not self-evidently the case.

This crisis is a timely reminder of something that is self-evidently the case: No single currency can expect to survive for long among countries that do not establish a joint capacity for budgetary action (e.g., tax revenues, allowing to borrow and finance necessary investments in order to compensate for differences in competitiveness among countries).

Such was evidently not the case with the earthenware jars of the Naqada I period.