Sentence examples for it's increasingly evident from inspiring English sources

"It's increasingly evident that the only women's agenda that the Republicans have put forward is to take away your health care rights and then tell you to get lost," Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y ., co-chair of the House Pro-Choice Caucus, tolD-N.Y .rowd of protesters.

AS problems mount in the euro zone, it's increasingly evident that we've been witnessing an institutional failure of monumental proportions.

"When we look at the numbers, it's increasingly evident that the traditional blog post has become a complete commodity," Denton says.

It's increasingly evident that Christmas is becoming an online event and these figures reaffirm the polarisation of shopping habits with online propping up the poor performance of their store sales.

It's increasingly evident, however, that a part-time vegan diet — one that emphasizes minimally processed plant food at the expense of everything else — is the direction that will do the most to benefit human health, increase animal welfare and reduce environmental impact.

It's increasingly evident his side need a Plan B for the absence of Del Piero, and with players such as Despotovic and Gameiro only just finding their way into the side, it's no surprise the Sky Blues lacked a cutting edge in the final third.

The prosecutor said it was increasingly evident that Bouhlel's attack was premeditated and that he had logistical and planning support from the five others, with whom he had been in regular contact.

It is increasingly evident that today's dominant food system is unsustainable, not only in the U.S. but also as a global model.

"It is increasingly evident that if London's businesses are to stay ahead of the game and compete in the global market, we need the best strategies and policies informed by the very best overarching economic advice.

It is increasingly evident that some of today's retirees may be called sandwich retirees — having to help support and care for their very old parents while providing support to children in a difficult economy.

It is increasingly evident that the provision of patient and provider information alone, even if evidence-based, is not sufficient to influence health outcomes and behaviour [ 6].