Sentence examples for becoming ever apparent from inspiring English sources

Associations between hypoxia, fibrosis and epigenetics are becoming ever apparent.

A troubling theme is becoming ever-apparent, "vested interests, or else".

Do similar disparities, becoming ever more apparent across the public sector, presage a winter of discontent and disruption of services?

Now the emergency is over, the full horror of a banking system that is too big to fail is becoming ever more apparent.

It is becoming ever more apparent in 21st-century Britain that children need to choose their parents wisely as income, wealth and class inequality accelerate.

I started the campaign because the event was not only happening without any apparent critical discussion, but was lauding him at a time when the extent of his government's abuses are becoming ever more apparent".

But as the British cabinet reconsidered the costs and benefits of intervention in the wake of Antietam, the likelihood diminished, and by 1863 it was becoming ever more apparent that Confederate hopes of British recognition were in vain.

As Sadiq Khan and his deputy for transport Val Shawcross assess applicants for the role of cycling and walking commissioner, it is becoming ever more apparent that much must be learned from the failings of the previous mayoral regime.

By now, the globe is at least one degree Celsius (1.8 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than it was in Black's day, and the consequences are becoming ever more apparent.

With the scale of the disaster becoming ever more apparent, the United Nations announced that it would provide a grant of $7 million from an emergency response fund "to help meet the most urgent humanitarian requirements".

He says the divides are becoming ever more apparent.