Sentence examples for evident earlier from inspiring English sources

The tenor of the negotiators' personal relationships was evident earlier today, after news reports announced the death of Sakineh Peivandi.

There is evidence, however, that a positive relationship between depressive symptoms and alcohol use/misuse becomes evident earlier in life, and extends to subclinical levels of problems.

That much was evident earlier in October when Yoshihiko Noda, Japan's prime minister, called them in to thank them.

The yearnings were evident earlier in the day, on a gorgeous afternoon in a city known for its laid-back veneer.

These, when compared against existing consumer thresholds, suggest a perceptible detraction from LL held under long-term frozen storage durations that are less evident earlier as dependent on the preceding chilled storage period.

The differences in the Franco-German axis had been evident earlier in the day when Merkel told the Bundestag that May was likely to get a longer extension than she needed, while Macron told reporters on arrival at the summit that "nothing had been decided", dismissing talk of a long extension as "rumours".

The evidence of Russian laxity was painfully evident today.

That strategy became evident earlier this year, when I.B.M. announced an advanced version of the machine, called the XT, with far greater memory capacity than the original.

Her independence was evident earlier this year when she urged union leaders to sue the Blair government and offered to represent them if they went ahead.

It was evident earlier this year with the news that qualifying levels for bariatric surgery would be lowered and again now.

The passion that the Civil War still evokes was evident earlier this year when Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia designated April as Confederate History Month — without mentioning slavery.