Sentence examples for became apparent that in from inspiring English sources
"During the initial stages of the financial review, it became apparent that in addition to signs of financial distress, there were also numerous regulatory concerns," the report said.
The drug has been under siege by consumer safety advocates and negative news reports in the last year, because after it was approved it became apparent that in rare instances it can cause serious liver damage and death.
He said, "In reviewing signatures, it became apparent that in addition to signing names such as Mickey Mouse, Fred Flintstone, John Kerry and the ubiquitous Ralph Nader, there were thousands of names that were created at random and then randomly assigned either existent or nonexistent addresses by the circulators".
The period of the encyclopaedic dictionary was brilliant, but it gradually became apparent that, in abandoning the systematic encyclopaedia of the earlier period in favour of the quick reference dictionary form, quite as much had been lost as had been gained.
According to co-founder and CEO Jing Wang Herman, it became apparent that, in spite of the efforts of services like Hailo, yellow cab-like on-demand services in New York City just don't make sense.
In the text beneath Fig. 3, we have quoted the questions as indicated in italic writing, except for "Differentiation to similar terms and concepts," since it was only in the language editing of this manuscript that it became apparent that in English this formulation is potentially ambiguous.
If a cover-up becomes apparent that could, in turn, trigger criminal investigations.And America's Justice Department no longer takes such infringements lightly.
But it has become apparent that in the next few years, we will make up for those jobs — and exponentially more — through online work.
When it comes to the management of software projects and a way in which we are looking at the software processes and underlying practices, it becomes apparent that in the management practices the issue of uncertainty needs to be quantified and fully addressed.
It quickly becomes apparent that, in fact, the wrong-doing came from higher up - specifically, from Charles' office.
It must have soon become apparent that in order to survive, Riggio had to get into that business, and Barnes and Noble did indeed with its excellent reader, the Nook.
