Sentence examples for be evident enough from inspiring English sources

By now, that should be evident enough.

Whether the changes in muscle thickness or echo intensity in the first days after admission would be evident enough to discriminate between ICU-AW and no ICU-AW is unknown.

The division is evident enough.

The preparations for the barrier here are evident enough.

This has been evident enough in the recent book-based rehashing of the careers of Roy Keane and Kevin Pietersen.

But the results of the government's actions were evident enough.

Indeed, the undercurrent of faddishness in book titles is evident enough that the literary minded often keep a running mental catalog of the latest trends.

He also leaves little doubt that he is Richard Harris's son; the similarities of voice between the two are evident enough that the familiar story gets a subtle extra dimension.

That he made such demands on himself was evident enough in his performance – and now it is implicit in the criticism he often feels obliged to level at a new generation of defenders.

The challenge that China poses is evident enough, but before we all get too worked up about the new "Red Peril," it is important to point out that, on the economic front, many of the tactics that Beijing is utilizing aren't exactly new.

'It is evident enough that with proper technical, financial and social support...and by working directly with local governments and health workers, we can make a difference.' Despite positive initiatives such as Make Pregnancy Safe, maternal mortality remains the aspect of the Millennium Development Goals, set by the G8 in 2000 that is most off track.