Sentence examples for evident that the current from inspiring English sources

I won't single anyone out, but it's evident that the current cast is, overall, a cut below first-night quality.

It continued, "It is evident that the current events in Syria are challenging and difficult for everyone involved.

As such it is prima facie evident that the current web is "secure enough" for mass adoption.

It imposes a rough quadrupling in labor costs on the city's restaurants, most of them small businesses, even though it's not evident that the current compensation structure creates undue hardship for the workers affected, many of whom opposed Initiative 77.

Casely-Hayford said it was "evident that the current state of diversity, representation and inclusion in children's books must improve", and that it was essential that the Carnegie and Kate Greenaway awards "embody the open, positive and inclusive spirit of libraries".

While it is evident that the current health crisis requires both immediate responses and more sustainable changes in health care policy, research and regulation, medicines regulators are collaborating internationally to find innovative solutions enhancing evaluation of and access to potential new medicines to fight Ebola outbreaks.

It seems self-evident that the current Kansas Register, the Index to Regulations, the K.A.R. Supplement, and the Kansas Administrative Regulations should have APIs, with a common API atop all four, which would make it trivial to present somebody with the current version of a regulation with a single request.

It is now evident that this current El Niño equals or exceeds the intensity of the previous occurrence in 1997.

It is evident that the peak current associated with the Fe CN 6 3−/4− redox response decreases after monolayer formation due to partial blocking of electron transfer at the electrode surface.

From the IV measurements, it is evident that the dark current of the GO device at the accumulation bias (for example, at −2 V) is larger than that of the control device.

But he says the government's proposal has been based on the logic that voter preferences should determine the composition of the Senate, not back room deals by the major parties – yet the bill in its current form "gives rise to a similar problem to that evident in the current system".