Sentence examples for become much more apparent from inspiring English sources

Galley's value has recently become much more apparent.

Once the sensory threshold is reached, the irritating qualities become much more apparent.

Well, as robots take on more responsibility and gain more autonomy, the importance of teaching coding has become much more apparent.

As a Khartoum-born Afro-Arab these realities have become much more apparent to me ever since I relocated to North America and began undergoing the disorienting process of making it my adopted home.

I suggest that this approach be applied first to coastal lagoons as they are clearly defined geographic areas where this approach can, hopefully, be demonstrated such that it can be applied more widely – when it is accepted, which unfortunately will most probably not occur until the adverse impacts of global climate change become much more apparent.

The nature — and fruits — of the carefully devised renovation process will become much more apparent on Sept. 29, with the inauguration of the armory's newly restored Board of Officers Room as an intimate hall for music and dance recitals, plays and performance art.

The humour of the Catalan peasants becomes much more apparent when all the paintings are brought together.

"We did budget for an increase, but it became much more apparent what the impact would be," he said.

It is a short quarter as far as the calendar goes, but one in which the winner of the election often becomes much more apparent.

But the magnitude of the problem for diabetes becomes much more apparent with careful examination of the data from large clinical trials.

The issue becomes much more apparent (and potentially challengeable) if the CEO's reward is related to those who report to him.