Sentence examples for become very apparent from inspiring English sources

However, the power of the 1% could become very apparent if major instability arises.

"It's not available for us to use any more and as has become very apparent since we were elected, the cupboard is very bare," he said.

When that happens, the real consequence of the system – a state apparatus so enfeebled, corrupted and inefficient that it recently asked Tsaliki to take her aged, confused mother to the bank to prove she was still alive, because too many dead people were claiming pensions and it had to find out who they were – become very apparent.

"It has become very apparent to me that the family cannot exist under the worrisome and trying conditions that have been going on for the last five or six years," he writes, "and I think the time has come for us to face facts straight in the eye".

"Its impact has only become very apparent in April".

Competitive, innovative actors dominated by short term reactions to change, create a society in which health and lifestyle inequalities become very apparent.

However, the disadvantages became very apparent to me while I was on placement.

I think that becomes very apparent when someone passes away because, suddenly, everything you thought was your reality changes.

"It became very apparent to us that there were a lot of people who wanted to hear her speak".

"But it became very apparent that the association was not interested in ameliorating the project," Mr. Oddo said.

What becomes very apparent is Allen's ruthlessness, his lack of sentimentality and his extraordinary ability to "compartmentalise".