Sentence examples for apparent because from inspiring English sources

And the benefits of that process are all the more apparent because of the region's economic troubles.

That's apparent, because the pleasure she gets, she gives.

Such a contrast is only apparent because the two regions are kinematically linked.

The downside to a weak pound is immediately apparent because imports get dearer and foreign holidays get more expensive.

"His signature is only apparent because it isn't apparent," said Donald Margulies, who wrote "Dinner With Friends".

After all, he said Friday, "The world has always been messy"; it is just more apparent because of social media.

The difference is all too apparent because, feeling it so intimately, they make you feel it too.

But the effect on upperclassmen is less apparent, because they have again showed less interest in senate positions, UA Vice President Ruth Miller '07 said.

In a future recession, the limitations will be especially apparent because the portability provisions mainly help people who change jobs, not those who lose them.

More recently, we were able to show possible temperature control on sediment export, which may only have become apparent because of the progressive development of better sediment connectivity.

I say "apparent", because everyone's keeping their guards up and it's suggested early on that one of the number is a human resources plant.