Sentence examples similar to have a manifested from inspiring English sources
"If that happens, we will have a manifest revolt on our hands all across this country".
Miss Grange, for instance, insists that writing the story of the grave will have a manifest effect on the lives of those at Grange House.
"There is no other industry in Pennsylvania that is required to have a manifest system for residual waste," industry officials argued, according to notes from a meeting on March 11 , 2009 with state regulators and officials from the governor's office.
If any Americans have a manifest destiny now, it's to lead in weaving a new republican fabric that markets can serve but not subvert.
In March 2013, the following numbers were published: current knowledge suggests that after a tick bite, in 1.5% - 6% of all people affected, an infection will occur (including clinically unapparent cases), and that 0.3-1.4 0.3-1.4ave a manifest illness.
It is widely known that many untreated celiac disease patients do not suffer from symptoms even if they have a manifest gluten-induced small-bowel mucosal lesion [ 29].
In such a context, units possessing unambiguous proto-tRNAs will have a manifest advantage over those that have proto-tRNAs associating the same proto-anticodon with different amino acids, the advantage being the possibility of faithful reproduction of a message.
Patients registered with this diagnosis in their case records mostly have a clearly manifested disease.
In turn also the mode of saluting had a manifest influence upon the volume of applause received.
But Mr. Carroll said he had a manifest documenting a transfer of anthrax from Fort Detrick to Plum Island.
