Sentence examples for be especially apparent from inspiring English sources
The dispersion of talent may be especially apparent in yards gained after the catch, which is magnified by poor tackling.
Culebra is so small that it has a cast of characters, which may be especially apparent in the off-season.
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.
Social Security Administration will experience systemwide backlogs which will be especially apparent in such high-visibility areas as disability claims, where processing times will grow by one-third and appeals will take a month longer to review.
The needs of audiences, critics, entertainment journalists, filmmakers, programmers, buyers and sellers sometimes overlap but more often diverge, and this can be especially apparent at the annual behemoth that is the Berlin International Film Festival, in progress through Sunday.
The Secretary said that if Mr. Darman's cuts were allowed to stand, the Social Security Administration would suffer "systemwide backlogs which will be especially apparent in such high visibility areas as disability claims". The time it takes to process such claims would double, he said, increasing from three months to six months.
