Sentence examples for evident it was from inspiring English sources

Once the nature of the anthrax preparation became evident, "it was very chilling," Mr. Donahue said.

The more Beckett labored to throw strikes, the more evident it was that he was not his usual intimidating self.

As for lifting the ban on religion, he said: "It became evident it was not simply a matter of correcting earlier errors, but a question of a more profound conception of human rights".

Officials of the German-owned company, Congolaise Industrielle des Bois, or C.I.B., said that once the biological riches in this particular tract were evident, it was clear the land had to be set aside, even though they estimated the timber was worth $40 million.

But as the full extent of the banking and real estate bust became evident, it was clear that the government of Prime Minister Cowen, which has been in power since the onset of the crisis more than two years ago, had underestimated the cost of fiscal recovery.

Look around the globe and the A.D.A.'s impact is evident; it was a catalyst for the 2006 U.N. Convention on the Rights of Persons With Disabilities, an international accord that requires parties to promote equal rights for and full employment of the disabled.

This much is evident: it is too soon to celebrate the end of the banking crisis.

Although these factors are evident, it is not always possible to evaluate them quantitatively.

Today, however, the problem with religious morality is evident: it's frozen in time.

While Bayless's passion is clearly evident it's not enough to solve complex problems.

Furthermore, because GV is so visually evident, it is usually diagnosed early.