Sentence examples for be evident for from inspiring English sources
adjective
Obviously true by simple observation; eyely.
- It was evident she was angry, after she slammed the door.
The subset analyses were designed to assess the degree to which risk associations might be evident for breast cancer subtypes and risk groups in which there traditionally has been evidence for differential effects for personal and lifestyle risk factors [ 36, 37].
Just how the agreement will play may not be evident for days as the specific terms become more widely known among the public.
But they also said that the impact of the changes on both the safety and convenience of air travel would not be evident for months.
Whether it will have a quantifiable effect in nurturing start-ups and creating jobs is unlikely to be evident for some time.
But new drugs have one potential dis advantage: If they cause dangerous or fatal side effects at a very low rate, it may not be evident for several years until a very large population of patients has taken them.
Also, the federal government has just embarked on another round of spending cuts, known as sequestration, and the extent of the resulting drag on the economy may not be evident for several months.
A higher level of deviation is evident for BE users.
No evidence of nonproductive persistence was evident for worries given strategy advice.
