Sentence examples for are apparent enough from inspiring English sources

The airline's financial straits are apparent enough: it has lost $6.8 billion since the second quarter of 2000, and now does not forecast an operating profit until 2005 at the soonest.

For the elements of Gauguin's mystique are apparent enough: a portentousness of pose or motif, a figure catching one's eye with a look of grave interrogation, a woman foursquare and impassive as an oceanic statue.

The two-part formula is apparent enough.

The alienation is most pronounced in the Barnes painting, but it's apparent enough in the Met's version.

(A group opposed to the move, Friends of the Barnes Foundation, issued a news release last week criticizing the foundation for ending a temporary exhibition that focused on Barnes's life and complaining that the history of the Barnes will not be apparent enough to visitors).

I don't have the answers, but the emerging problem is apparent enough.

The absurdity of that kind of reasoning should be apparent enough: or should we begin screening Norwegian tourists visiting America?

The post-apocalyptic part was apparent enough on that minimal stage.

Although the haplotypic frequencies were not followed in this study, the consequences of unequal crossover were apparent enough for clarifying the relationship of a CNV allele and the SNPs inside the CNV.

While some differences in preferences according to age are apparent, these are not systematic enough across all service attributes to suggest that younger respondents categorically had different preferences.

Whether those days feel like long ago will be apparent soon enough.