Sentence examples for been apparent for a while from inspiring English sources

But that, too, has been apparent for a while.

On the one hand, Sarkozy seems to have made a good impression at the U.N.; it has been apparent for a while that, on the question of the Iranian bomb, France is actually much more alarmed (or alarmist) than the U.S.

I am a big admirer of Malky, who has done remarkably well in Wales, but it's been apparent for a while that there were problems with the owner and when that happens there's only one winner – and it's not the manager.

It has been apparent for a while that they can buy and sell enough of our government to get things their way.

RBS is likely to end up paying more than the £290m in fines and penalties paid by Barclays - though that may not be apparent for a while, since RBS is not expected to reach a big bang settlement with all authorities from Tokyo to Brussels to Washington at the same time.

The synergies won't be apparent for a while, but there is talk of offering grocers a display of barbecue products, with Van Camp's baked beans, Healthy Choice bread and Hunt's ketchup and signs directing shoppers to Armour hot dogs in the cooler.

To take the analogy a bit further, solvency is more like food; you'll die without it, but your lack of nourishment won't be apparent for a while.

It's been apparent for quite a while now that families, and particularly women, are bearing more than their fair share of the cuts.

The vote reflects what's been apparent for months around the country: While there's widespread eagerness to raise the minimum wage, not all cities are ready to hike it as high as $15, the number being advocated by many labor groups and activists.

While this has been apparent for several decades, our research reveals how, in the aftermath of 2008 09 recession, their dominance increased.

The latter overshoot for ANP was apparent for less than a day, while for BNP, it extended to 3 days before declining.