Sentence examples for has become very obvious from inspiring English sources

"It has become very obvious that there is a wide range in average costs for hospitals," said Thomas M. Suehs, the commissioner of health and human services.

Hugh Andrée, chief executive of ForceSelect, a social recruitment business that specialises in assisting service leavers and veterans said: "All too often we have experienced incidences where it has become very obvious that the perception of military personnel is stereotyped to that of the shouting, screaming sergeant major".

Second, the clear role for government to engage more actively in the economic evaluation of prevention has become very obvious, namely, to fill the gap left by private industry in terms of the evaluation of broader public health interventions and regarding clinical prevention, in light of the documented relationship between study funding and reporting of favourable results.

It used to be considered "asking permission," however, that has become very controversial for some very obvious reasons.

"But it has become very trendy stuff".

Now, the area has become very expensive".

"He has become very greedy.

"Journalism has become very rigid," he says.

It has become very convenient now".

For example, Paramore has become very mainstream.

But she said that when he visited the family in Dagestan last year it was obvious he had become very religious in America.