Sentence examples for evident the time from inspiring English sources

Once again, it is now evident the time is here for the United States to lead, and it is prudent for our allies to follow.

But what we might today call "microaggresions" were still evident: The time I went to see if I could work on the school newspaper and was welcomed by the editor, but never got an assignment.

Since differences between ATRA-treated and untreated cells were extremely evident, the time-course of ATRA action was assessed by measuring the percentage of cells with intense and diffuse nuclear localization with respect to those with only nucleolar positivity.

These reductions are only evident in the time series after the introduction of the syllable-timed speech treatment procedure.

The Westchester's prestige factor was evident from the time it opened in March 1995, with tenants like Tiffany and Williams-Sonoma moving into White Plains' then-bleak downtown.

For punk historian Jon Savage, the misogyny was the point: "Those scenes are about that kind of cruelty which was so evident at the time.

The divide that Martin described to Monaghan was nowhere more evident at the time than in Nicaragua, where the Church was at war with itself.

The term Low Church was used by about the end of the 17th century, although this emphasis within Anglicanism was evident since the time of King Edward VI (1537 53).

That trait, and the tension that it provoked between the two men, is evident from the time they meet at school.

The companies maintain the drugs are safe and useful, but Bacon says the doubts about the drugs were evident at the time of his committee's inquiry last year, before the extra £49m had been spent.

Lots of deep things have been said about Johns' use of irony and ambiguity, his talent for suggesting multiple meanings that was evident from the time of his first exhibition in 1958, in Leo Castelli's gallery in New York.