Sentence examples for it evidently has from inspiring English sources
Since then, the BBC has been pouring money into a publicly funded venture; and it evidently has its own doubts about how the £18.7m ($30.6m) allocated to BBC Online this year is being spent, because the man running it was fired last month.Where will this expansion stop?
But it evidently hasn't been learned by anyone involved in the play "Kicker," which aspires to be a humorous look at celebrity journalism.
The underlying molecular mechanisms of replicative senescence are still unraveled but it evidently has consequences for cellular therapy [ 2, 16].
Though the problem was not announced to the audience, it evidently had an impact on some of the projections that form a large part of the production's visual style.
Abu Omar, 28, an activist reached by telephone, said sardonically that perhaps the Syrian government no longer considered the city part of the country since it evidently had no intention of respecting the cease-fire there or of withdrawing its forces, as the peace plan specifies.
A UN official in New York told VICE News that the mission was considering sending human rights teams to Tabit in the coming days — something it evidently had not yet done.
The apparent residual effect of ploughing date on severity of take-all on the roots of third wheats in Experiment 9 is probably spurious because it evidently had no effect on the severity of take-all in the preceding crop.
But it very evidently has big plans for firing fresh life into Fleksy.
The pressure may not show, but it is evidently having its effect on the defiantly phlegmatic Jacques Villeneuve.
Analyze why the worthless blood fed cornea could have waited for the eons (billions of years) that it would evidently have taken for the cornea to become clear (transparent) if it had blood supply--as the eye and cornea never would have had any value at all otherwise because it would be unsighted (if red blood had supplied the oxygen as with every other part of the vertebrate)!
