Sentence examples for actually apparent from inspiring English sources

We have evidence the achievement gap is actually apparent as early as 18 months.

The second approach, families as dynamic entities, recognises that the family is a fluid set of relationships that is constantly evolving to meet the demands placed upon it and that in the majority of cases, social rupture is not actually apparent (Abebe & Aase, 2007; Chirwa, 2002).

Yet that would be wide of the mark: the deterioration has actually been apparent for many years.

In the past, the Fed has started to raise interest rates well before inflation actually becomes apparent, hoping to act pre-emptively.

It actually became apparent that the drivers and the vehicles are influenced by different infrastructure elements according to the curve direction.

The thermal conductivity which is determined by the measured heat flux over the temperature gradient of the CNT will be underestimated, and this thermal conductivity is actually the apparent thermal conductivity.

But actually, their apparent largesse is really disingenuous.

The ecliptic is actually the apparent path of the Sun throughout the course of a year.

But if we're looking at this with clear eyes, it's actually become apparent that Mitt Romney is no longer running in a contest against Santorum, Gingrich and Paul as his competition.

However, the prolongation actually became apparent in all patient groups when the amount of infused Ringer's lactate was 2 L.

(John, Father) The potential of physiotherapy to help recovery was also explicitly linked to family observations that physiotherapy aided in the detection of, or actually enhanced, apparent displays of awareness/consciousness, as Rose observed: "when Sid was put on the tilt table he woke up so we all wanted Sid on it more".