Sentence examples for is too evident from inspiring English sources

The major role of foreign direct investment in the transformation of host economies from being exporters of raw materials and foods to being exporters of manufactured goods, and in some cases relatively high-tech products, is too evident in some cases.

"I am hoping it won't be too evident that apathy exists.

You stick out too much, the world enlarges around you to dangerous proportions, and you are too evident to too many others.

Defensive frailties have been too evident in an inconsistent start to the season and last week Scott Hansen, the defence coach, was shown the door.

In making art that reflects on indulgence and excess, there is always a risk that such qualities will be too evident in the work itself.

"There was a lot of describing an image that might not be too evident in the lyrics of that particular passage.

The Met was criticized in 2005 when a Chanel exhibition was supported by a grant from the house, and some thought that the hand of Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel's current designer, was too evident".

The painful results of all this are too evident.

Injections were coded and randomized; however, the morphological effects of morpholino injection were too evident for blind phenotype scoring.

These "one-of-the-mates" moves can be a thinly disguised way of getting closer to you without it being too evident to your friends and hers.

Much of what Mr. Meacham has to say about Jefferson is too self-evident to be very illuminating.