Sentence examples for become increasingly obvious from inspiring English sources
Over the years, it has become increasingly obvious that some such people already shop at Frenchy's.
But, as has become increasingly obvious, an invasion by foreign armies is not the ideal way to bring this about.
Median wages have not risen much, if at all, and the costs of the financial crisis and irresponsible fiscal policies have become increasingly obvious.
And it's become increasingly obvious that agriculture based on petroleum inputs – for cultivation, spraying and harvest; for fertiliser; for global distribution – is going to have to change, fast.
For it will become increasingly obvious, as we approach November, that the Democrats will continue to control Congress for the next couple of years.
Moreover, as the general election surges on, it will become increasingly obvious how far more intelligent and wise Senator Obama is than Senator John McCain.
Government sources said it has become increasingly obvious as time goes on that negotiations are moving very slowly making a legally binding treaty in December unlikely.
What has become increasingly obvious in these games is that no matter which side is at the crease, run-scoring often becomes more difficult as the innings progresses.
After Heuston transcribes a page-long excerpt from the Book of Mormon, though, the answer to Naomi's questions become increasingly obvious.
During the observation and attempted measurement of response on serial CT in many cases of ovarian cancer, and becoming increasingly frustrated in so doing, the observation of tumour calcification in association with metastatic ovarian cancer became increasingly obvious.
