Sentence examples for apparent that not only from inspiring English sources

At a party, it becomes apparent that not only Norman but also Sandra is alcoholic.

And these were the Warriors: a dynasty apparent that not only ripped through the regular season with a scant nine losses in 82 games (to eclipse a record set, notably, by Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls) but who represent something of a New World Order in basketball: a team that embodied how the three-point shot is changing the sport more completely than any other.

Now, as school officials, state auditors and Nassau Country prosecutors pore through the district's bills, it has become apparent that not only were the district's financial safeguards woefully insufficient, but its spending on items like limousines and restaurants was often out of bounds.

Recently it became apparent that not only genetic but also epigenetic alterations play a major role in carcinogenesis.

It has become increasingly apparent that not only immunologic, but also nonimmunologic injuries, such as BD and ischemia-reperfusion injury, are important risk factors for short-term and long-term allograft outcome after transplantation.

But it is becoming apparent that not only are they not perfect, they should not be expected to be.

All the other companies on display, which included Now In Store, Instagrad, Groove, Dashbook and CrowdMedia were impressive, too, but those three stood out because of their data-driven approaches that offer opportunities to build businesses that not only meet big apparent needs in the market, but also offer opportunities to help identify the next big trends in their respective markets, too.

What's apparent is that not only has Samantha evolved from the programmed rote learning typical of computerized operating systems to the kind of self-reflexive intelligence we associate with the human brain, she has gone beyond that.

A clear gradient in the strength of FLM, MAF2-5, and FLC alleles was apparent, indicating that not only FLC (S hindo et al. 2006), but also other members of the FLC clade, contributed quantitatively to the observed variation in flowering time through allelic series.

It has become apparent in recent years that not only do the pathologic characteristics of rectal cancer influence the long-term outcome in terms of local recurrence and survival, but also that the surgeon is an important variable.

Fast forward to today, when a former quality control manager for Leprino Foods ("the world's largest mozzarella cheese manufacturer") can – in apparent isolation– threaten an edict that not only eradicates that history but actually stands in conflict with official policy position.