Sentence examples for experienced evident from inspiring English sources

Only Manhattan-based groups experienced evident declines from over the five-year period studied, and groups in the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island collectively reported increases.

"When you look at the news and see bad weather, you think, 'Oh Lord, what's going to happen now?' " Perhaps nowhere is the mix of frustration, longing and gratitude that the flood victims have experienced more evident than in the eight temporary trailer parks, like this one in Rocky Mount, set up by the state and federal emergency management agencies.

The reason for a small number of fall experiences evident in our older participants may be that older participants tend to underreport their fall experience in retrospective reports.

The respondents were experienced health workers, evident by the high mean number of years in the profession, which varied from 12 years for CHNs to 30 years for MAs.

Professor Alfieri said that the construction of Old Smokey "in the middle of a Jim Crow community" in 1925 exemplified the city's pattern of neglecting the West Grove, an area that has never experienced the prosperity so evident in its neighboring communities.

As to accident changes observed at junctions and interchanges, additional corrections, using safety performance functions, were not applied due to evident problems experienced with the comparison-group accident data that diminished the importance of a further correction due to possible selection bias.

A sense of the social isolation and exclusion experienced by PWD was evident in many FGDs and IDIs.

The severe system-level constraints experienced by trainees were evident in a recent assessment of public hospitals engaged in a quality improvement initiative, including those represented by trainees in this program [ 44].

Since decision makers increasingly use economic evaluations to inform their decisions [ 5], the discrepancies between recommendations based on economic evaluation outcomes and actual or publicly desired decisions may become more evident, as experienced in the UK, Netherlands, and Australia [ 6– 9].

In a recent lecture he said: "It is self-evident Russia experienced the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the Soviet bloc as a downgrade … A new balance, based on less confrontation and more on cooperation, unfortunately has not spontaneously emerged from the rubble of the cold war.

I think if you look at the Brics and the economic changes they are experiencing, it is evident they have a very serious claim on leadership.