Sentence examples for there is evidently from inspiring English sources

The reasons for the practice of switching are more than a little murky — there is evidently an economic incentive, though since the Trylle can perform limited magic and seem much smarter than the humans they pump for cash, it's not clear why this should be the case.

In a world when our teachers are frequently maligned even though they hold our future as a nation in their hands there is evidently something terribly wrong.

However, if trial results confirm unrealistically large anticipated intervention effects by 'play of chance' there is evidently a great risk of misleading trial results.

The strike may be over, but there is evidently much hard bargaining ahead.

There is evidently a fear that it has deterred potential supporters.

There is evidently much Italian nationalist sentiment in the Vatican itself.

Since there are evidently no other witnesses, investigators have little evidence to weigh other than her word against his, one senior official said.

At Thomson Reuters, there are, evidently, grander impulses, too.

An ancestor had founded Van Heusen shirts, and there was evidently no shortage of money.

"There was evidently some pent-up demand," said Scott Silverman, executive director of Shop.org.

There was evidently no need to hear Skiles discuss how to stop Carter.