Sentence examples similar to if a problem becomes apparent from inspiring English sources

"A human problem becomes apparent when a demand is greater than the ability," Kraskin says.

The problem becomes apparent when you look at specifics.

Construction took a year, but it was not long before a major problem became apparent: the centre court had a 49.5cm slope from one side to the other.

The Republicans' Libertarian problem became apparent in a race than ended in victory.

The problem became apparent when tankers arrived from Buncefield: as they released firewater into the tanks they brimmed with a head of foam one metre high.

A number of problems become apparent when using such statistics to evaluate the performance of beat classifiers: 1.

Before Andersen's problems became apparent, if someone had marched in and asked for special protections for the pension funds, he said, "people would have thought you were nuts".

Slowly, problems became apparent.

"I will have to leave that place" says Tsali, hinting at a problem that only now becomes apparent.

A problem soon became apparent: while his site was swamped with traffic, very few people were actually mailing in their phones to get them repaired.

Years later, Stone was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a common problem that usually becomes apparent in soldiers years after the experienced trauma.