Sentence examples for it becomes very obvious when from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty is not apparent in writing, because each morpheme is written with one character and word boundaries are simply ignored; but it becomes very obvious when Mandarin is written in Hanyu Pinyin, the official alphabetic transcription.

The problem with the talking points becomes very obvious when you get the "daily notes" and read along while the politicians are talking.

"This becomes very obvious when looking at footfall in each week; with the month being bookended by two strong weeks, while footfall plunged in the middle three weeks," she added.

She has a much, much better sense of smell than I do, which became very obvious when I couldn't tell the difference between any of the perfumes she let me sample.

The differences become very obvious when looking at the alpha-defensin region in MGI Genome Browser (Additional file 3: Supplemental Figures S3&S4).

It becomes very obvious that location is of prime importance for successful solar farming and energy production.

Don't try too hard, it becomes very obvious.

"It became very obvious to me when I got there the extent to which sport reflected two competing ideologies between Irish nationalists and Ulster unionists," Bairner said.

It became very obvious I needed my own space.

"It became very obvious that everyone in American Airlines' baggage services is dirty," Mr. Savitt said.

And when we compiled the 6 Music Top 15 Albums Of The Year List (Top 10s are so passé and a Top 5 just doesn't cut it) it became very obvious how diverse people's tastes had been this year.