Sentence examples for evident ones from inspiring English sources

And thirdly, echoing a point also stressed in Tobin's list, in consulting, economists are responsible that all the economic effects of possible measures are taken into account and not only the most evident ones.

This literature generally identifies two different types of rewards that can be granted to new recruits: The more evident ones are pecuniary or extrinsic rewards, which are those received benefits that are visible to others [ 29].

This doesn't just mean the obvious hazards like speeding cars but also less evident ones such as cars coming around corners suddenly or vehicles not stopping at pedestrian crossings.

So it is how you do this?" Participant E From the interviews, four main themes became evident one year on.

The strengths, and a few weaknesses, of the new carrier were evident one recent morning on Flight 1 from Buffalo to J.F.K.

But his speed, his elusiveness and his potential were plainly evident on one incomplete pass.

That became evident one autumnal night in the early 90s when myself and two pals arrived on the beach at 3am.

Effects are evident one to two hours after ingestion and generally last four to six hours.

Discounts do produce smiles, though, as was evident one recent morning at the Manhattan business center.

His wit was especially evident one night when Utah forward Truck Robinson did not attend an anticipated postgame interview.

Two major peaks in WSC in the mineral horizons were evident: one in early summer and another in late autumn or winter.