Sentence examples for become less obvious from inspiring English sources

This division has become less obvious, because pressure groups increasingly develop in-house well-researched critiques of existing policy.

And yet the trouble with this book isn't that the verities are obvious, but that as the novel goes on they fail to become less obvious.

Just as the offensive unit needed to develop a more consistent running game to complement Elway's skills, the changes in the defense called for Mecklenburg to become less obvious.

I'm not quite 50, but nevertheless at an age when the sad effect of my midlife ladygoatee has only become less obvious because most of its hairs have turned grey.

Over the past thirty and forty years, as the city of Porto Alegre has undergone massive population growth and has become increasingly racially heterogeneous, the quasi-Romantic expression of regional identity in the gaúcho capital has become less obvious, but not any less loaded with this history.

This data becomes more valuable as the connections become less obvious.

Such obvious insights would be understandable in the introduction if the material became less obvious as you read along.

Add in these political arguments and the choice between a carbon tax and cap-and-trade becomes less obvious.

After the enactment of Title IX, which is celebrating its 30th birthday, discrimination against female athletes became less obvious.

This makes it easy to forget how much invention went into Zuckerman's making, something that became less obvious as he became a less comic figure.

As the practice of infant baptism became more common in subsequent centuries, the relation between instruction and baptism became less obvious.