Sentence examples for issues more evident from inspiring English sources
Nowhere are these issues more evident than in Africa.
Perhaps nowhere is this thorny issue for Democrats more evident than in Osceola.
In addition, if we zoom in on particular European countries, it becomes even more evident that the issues involved are more complex than the fact that there was first an MC era and now a post-MC era.
"The market's struggle with the issue of fair value is nowhere more evident than in the technology sector," Ms. Callies said.
With regards to robustness, the author notes that as cluster scale and workloads increase, robustness becomes a more pressing issue (i.e. problems become more evident).
Given the increasing prevalence of cancer screening together with the improvements in screening technologies and interventions, the issue of over-diagnosis is now more evident.
Yet every chapter sheds light from some angle on the issue of Russian identity.That identity is more evident at some times than others, Mr Figes suggests.
Nowhere is this more evident than in the issue of free will, which he describes in the book as "the most difficult and the most important philosophical problem confronting us today".
(It has already been seen that this topic preoccupied Brentano, Husserl and Sartre; its emergence as an important issue in analytic philosophy of mind will become more evident below, in Section 6).
