Sentence examples for will be evidently from inspiring English sources

A combination of satellite and ground-based monitoring will be evidently useful for the study of seismo-electromagnetic phenomena either directly connected with the radiation from seismic source or revealed from the radio sounding of atmosphere and ionosphere.

That search functionality, call it instant search if you will, is evidently used by many major online website operators, particularly e-commerce companies.

Stars will be stars evidently, even among stars.

For others, though, electorates have delivered results that will be self-evidently harmful both to citizens of these nations, and to stability in the wider world.

A critical design parameter is the maximum shear stress to which the cells will be exposed and evidently variable speed (for stirred systems) or flow (for plunging jet systems) will allow control of shear stress as the apparent viscosity of the pelleted cells is reduced as the dispersion process proceeds.

The very notion of an ontologically simple being will be dismissed by many as self-evidently incoherent.

Those who assume that WTO rulings will be "anti-environment" have evidently not read previous rulings, or not realized their positive implications for global environmental protection.

The devil, evidently, will be in the details.

Its release, evidently, will be accompanied by a counter-media campaign by those who seek to frack pristine, ailing communities and promise prosperity instead of food stamps, and all of us freedom from foreign oil.

Evidently this will be the essence of the Conservatives' pitch at the general election.

Evidently, nudes will be supplanted by semi-naked women in provocative poses.