Sentence examples similar to an evident span from inspiring English sources
So does an evident confusion.
There's an evident inconsistency here.
"The need for a new eastern span has been evident since the Loma Prieta earthquake in 1989, and our committee will investigate the key decisions that shaped this project over the past 24 years," DeSaulnier said in a statement.
Everyone has an attention span.
Everyone has an attention span: really?
There could be an attention span connection.
That the job requires an extraordinary attention span and presence of mind is self-evident; the consequences for a mistake are fatal and existential.
The need to fund a bridge to span the eight-lane Columbus Drive was evident, but some planning for the park was delayed in anticipation of details on the redesign of Soldier Field.
He had an incredible attention span.
Nucleotide similarity is a primary component in assembling phages into clusters, which typically requires evident DNA similarity spanning more than 50% of the genome lengths.
