Sentence examples for apparent providing from inspiring English sources

And as time went on, the show's willingness to bridge a racial divide that went almost entirely unacknowledged by network programming was starkly apparent, "providing American television broadcasting with the most visible ongoing image of ethnic diversity until the 1970s," according to an essay about the program on the Web site of the Chicago-based Museum of Broadcast Communications. Chicago-based Museum of Broadcast Communications

Dubai police testified in court that Adam Delimkhanov — Kadyrov's closest ally, enforcer, and heir apparent — provided the killers with the murder weapon, a gold-plated 9-mm.

There was a minor annoyance in sport mode: when lifting off the gas, the transmission tended to downshift for no apparent reason, providing a little powertrain hiccup in an otherwise smooth performance.

Nevertheless, differences surrounding the JAK1 and JAK2 ATP-binding sites were apparent, thereby providing a platform for the rational design of JAK2- and JAK1-specific inhibitors.

But as soon as we opened our shelter in 2015, it was apparent that providing this service to our residents was about so much more than just safeguarding pets, as important as that is.

The benefits of databases are manifold and become apparent when providing different views on the same data.

The cessation of these processes occurs while no major effect on glucose uptake is apparent, consequently providing energy in the form of ATP and redox power in the form of NADPH that can be used for inhibitor conversion.

The Sunday "strolls" became increasingly well-attended, not least because of apparent support provided by NPD members.

Mr. Wolfowitz has asked the Pentagon auditors to determine whether the apparent improprieties provide any reason that the $20 billion contract should not go forward.

But I have hopes that in the next few years the price, as the recovery becomes more apparent, will provide a much greater reward.

The officiating at this World Cup has come under more scrutiny than any in recent history for the mistakes -- a phantom foul, a missed offside and a clear goal not counted -- that have been made and, in no small part, for the transparency and apparent remedy provided by video replay.