Sentence examples for became quickly evident from inspiring English sources
When President George W. Bush announced a space initiative to launch a manned mission to Mars, a painful reality became quickly evident — NASA would first have to relearn how to conduct a manned mission to the moon.
The new theme became quickly evident as Mr. Bush arrived at a luncheon sponsored by local Republican officials in Dover -- and it was strikingly similar to Mr. McCain's campaign tactics.
More recent figures were not available until the government started reporting last May.The limits of the ministry's flirtation with openness last year became quickly evident when foot-and-mouth broke out near the capital (it had done so before, but the ministry kept quiet about it).
It became quickly evident that there was much to do before the real work of cycling began.
On Wednesday afternoon, the day after the full ravage of Hurricane Sandy became quickly evident, my almost 6-year-old twin sons, Rafi and Ari, each clutched one of my hands as we walked more than half a mile toward the one remaining functioning pier in Hoboken.
For cachaça, it became quickly evident that it was problematic to simply average over all values, as the two major categories of cachaça - pot still and column still cachaça - appear to have significant differences in their EC contents.
What becomes quickly evident in the unnarrated, almost hourlong "Bridge Over the Wadi" is that the children adapt more easily than the adults to difference.
With the expansive landscape of dynamic and ghostly containers, it becomes quickly evident that the elevated risks make it imperative to bake security into containers as they take shape; the security team has to work more closely with the developer team (or DevOps teams, if you've already made that transition) and get involved earlier in the development process.
It became evident quickly that for my company to really serve our clients' best interests, the first thing we had to do was help them discover and tell their own story.
