Sentence examples for has been very apparent from inspiring English sources

The term 'university college' is specific to the UK and the confusion it causes to students and parents both here and in the wider world has been very apparent.

Parcot has been with Yahoo for a few years and he has the transformation towards optimism under new management has been very apparent on this side of the pond, too.

"It was tough for those lads coming in last night but when you lose a game it can have a galvanising effect on the squad and that has been very apparent in the last 12 hours or so," he said.

From the very early days of The Saline Project our voice has been very apparent.

Maccabi took time to shake off the jitters that had been very apparent when they lost 4-0 to Chelsea in their first group game in London two weeks ago and they started to gain in confidence as Dynamo eased off.

Differences have been very apparent in some field situations, especially where major political changes have recently taken place.

The people who run the EcoTulum hotels - a collection of four small cabana resorts, many without phones or electricity - have been very conscious of nature's apparent revenge against the interventions of men.

While RAD-Seq and GBS have been very successful for certain applications, several limitations have become apparent as adoption has widened.

"What we are continuing to find is that many of our sprees and hotspots and series are tied ultimately back to parolees, and the recidivism rate that has long been established through studies is very apparent in what we find today in the streets with our crime," Police Chief Ron De Pompa said.

She had a boredom threshold, and it was very apparent.

However, just prior to kick-off it was very apparent I had probably made the wrong decision.