Sentence examples for has evidently concluded from inspiring English sources

The company had been reluctant to do that for fear of tarnishing its luxury image there, but has evidently concluded that American drivers are also becoming more willing to pay for compact luxury.

With inflation well below the Fed's unofficial target of 2 percent, unemployment stuck at nearly 10 percent, and gross domestic product growing at a lethargic rate, Mr. Bernanke has evidently concluded that doing nothing is not an option.

But Mr. Stahl has evidently concluded that running risks may be the only way to reverse 16 consecutive quarters of losses and to reclaim market share lost to L'Oréal and Procter & Gamble, which makes the Cover Girl and Max Factor brands.

Rick Santelli has evidently concluded that his experience in the trading pits of Chicago (and godfather to the Tea Party) qualify him to serve as Chairman of the Fed, Attorney General, head of the SEC, President of the United States, President of the ECB, Chancellor of Germany and for good measure the next head man in China.

The Prime Minister and the Economics Minister have  evidently concluded that it was not.

Colin Hanna, a prominent conservative organizer in Pennsylvania and Ohio said, "The candidate and his brain trust have evidently concluded what we have always held as a given: that he cannot succeed without the enthusiastic support of the conservative base".

This system has evidently failed.

She has evidently toughened up since.

He has evidently never heard of it.

This, though, has evidently not deterred Kazuo Ishiguro.

But the process has evidently stalled.