Sentence examples for becomes very evident from inspiring English sources
"It becomes very evident that the magnitude of the North Korean threat has been amplified by the media".
In Tolkien's largely female-free "Hobbit," Ms. Boyens said, "The lack of feminine energy becomes very evident".
Relating our results to those from other studies, the lack of data on the longer-term influence of adolescent nutrition on later health becomes very evident.
8 When established norms for ideal or optimal BP are applied to SSA populations, it becomes very evident that the vast majority of eligible patients do not enjoy the benefits of BP-lowering theithers, either because of under-diagnosis or the many other barriers to BP-lowering medications prescription, access and compliance in this setting.
A senior solicitor with Shine who has represented Batty, Paula Shelton, said a number of factors had become "very evident" through the evidence, which she hoped Gray would acknowledge.
"It became very evident that the I.T.S. had to change because the victims wanted it to change".
It will become very evident to people that they need to be thinking about their personal security," he says.
"It just became very evident from the get-go that there would be a punitive approach taken to Dylan," she said.
"I know Jason probably as well as anybody and, over the course of time, it became very evident that his heart wasn't in it.
These differing views were not clear at the meeting that created the CIS, but within several weeks they had become very evident.
