Sentence examples for even more clear when from inspiring English sources

This was even more clear when I noticed just how rubbish so many chief executives are at making an ask, networking a room, understanding or even valuing how vital it is to bring money into the organisation – or even that it's a key part of their job.

But that point was made even more clear when Bishop Lawrence C. Provenzano, who represents the 146 congregations in the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island (including Brooklyn and Queens), dashed off a response to the announcement, made by the Vatican on Tuesday.

This is even more clear when we consider Sally's thought about herself.

This becomes even more clear when looking at the difference in phase response, θ, between samples (Fig. 2 b).

This difference in resources is even more clear when we place it in the context of this week's news.

The similarities are even more clear when you open the lid thanks to a resesed backlit keyboard with color contrasting keys flanked by two rectangle speaker grills.

Michael Falcone notes: "Pence's appeal among conservatives became even more clear in September when he won a straw poll at the Family Research Council's annual Values Voter Summit, a gathering of social conservatives.

These varying views into Bryant's previously shut-tight persona became even more clear Sunday in Minnesota when he passed Michael Jordan for third place on the all-time scoring list.

"In fact, it makes it even more clear than the trailer does that when Brandi and Ronnie get home from dinner, she's unbelievably trashed on antidepressants and tequila.

"That's when it became even more clear to me that I needed to leave Birmingham," Allison said.

Therefore, barring a legendary upset, when the U.S. team wins gold this year it will be even more clear to me that they are better than 1992's Dream Team.