Sentence examples for currently evident from inspiring English sources
While customary penile cutting was not the most dominant form of current penile modification in this study it was far more apparent than is currently evident in a variety of HIV behavioural research.g For example of the 128 male respondents attending an STI clinic who reported being circumcised none reported that they were cut during a traditional initiation [ 27].
The support I needed is not currently evident on campuses.
"There is a strong case for waiting to raise rates until there are more tangible signs of wage or price inflation than are currently evident," the IMF says.
This is currently evident with all the election commercials on TV, where the candidates are using propaganda techniques to elevate themselves above their competitor.
It is expected that future research in biomedicine should identify subject areas where more advanced intelligent systems could be applied than is currently evident.
Instead the US face an elimination match against whoever wins this year's tournament, with little or no sense of progress or coherence currently evident – the Germany and Netherlands victories, for example, now seem a long way away.
The consideration of a better neighbourhood design is currently only evident in curvilinear and organic planning designs of neighbourhoods such as the cul-de-sac.
Currently, the evident challenge is the limited availability of appropriate health care services for people with NCDs at the lower levels in the system.
It would be critical to know whether the consequences of failing to maintain the springs are currently sufficiently evident to users that they would support a stricter imposition of maintenance contributions.
Survival will be about technics and cosmopolitanism - in culture and innovation - something currently much more evident in Holyrood than by the Thames.
Currently, the most evident hydrological impact of the drought is on river flows across much of southern Britain – flows in responsive rivers were close to, or below, previous late-May minima over wide areas".
