| The acting is also a deal more emotional, as is evident from this moment of brotherly reconciliation. |
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| But he expected more, perhaps more than anyone could give, as is evident from his overwrought letters. |
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| The proposed implicit method is very robust as is evident from the comparative numerical results. |
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| The country cannot afford such a drain on its resources, as is evident from the economic situation. |
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| One of the most controversial points, as is evident from this debate, is health care costs. |
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| Production of the money was not centralized, as is evident from the wide variety of shapes and forms. |
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| The medieval man recognized the Prince of Darkness and paid just homage to the powers of evil, as is evident from the testimony of stone and script. |
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| As noted by the State party and as is evident from the material provided by the author, none of the circumstances of the judges referred to by him would appear to compare to the author's situation. |
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| Wolfsbanes protect themselves against predators with a cocktail of poison that contains aconite, as is evident from the plant's scientific name, and other closely related alkaloids. |
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| However, to put together an army and a police force takes time and, in the meanwhile, the tribal leaders are becoming more organised, as is evident from the attacks carried out in recent weeks. |
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| One of the few to branch out specialises in guns and taxidermy, as is evident from the large neon sign featuring a stuffed cat framed by machineguns. |
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| Mr. Bieling, as is evident from his art, has a good sense of humor. |
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| The four decisions made to cut interest rates in 2001 were the subject of varying expectations and reactions in the financial markets, as is evident from the behaviour of the three-month interbank rate. |
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| What is certain, as is evident from our survey and focus group findings, is that nonprofit and voluntary organizations are juggling an increasingly diverse and complex mix of funding sources and mechanisms. |
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| In the countries of the former Eastern bloc, after the fall of Communism, there appeared the serious threat of exaggerated nationalism, as is evident from events in the Balkans and other neighbouring areas. |
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| As is evident from my translation, the elision is that of an imperative verb. |
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| As is evident from its name, the temple was dedicated to Shiva. |
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