Sentence examples for it has become explicit from inspiring English sources
It has become explicit in this review that self-management of diabetes mellitus is physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially demanding.
Unfortunately, the implicit assumption that some banks have grown "too big to fail" has become explicit.
Nothing has changed except that the implicit rent has become explicit.
Therefore, the doctor-patient relationship is an important concept in relation to decision-making regarding TKR surgery, and this has become explicit through the process of conducting this meta-synthesis.
By 1990, the lawyers for the black Seminoles contend, maneuvering to cut the blacks out of the $56 million had become explicit.
Republican leaders in Georgia have become explicit in recent days in suggesting that any incumbent congressman who is drawn into a disadvantageous district will have to take a hard look at a statewide race.
Sustainability transitions of sectors like energy, transport or water have become explicit goals of national policy programs in several parts of the world.
This two-tiered justice system was the subject of my last book, "With Liberty and Justice for Some", and what was most striking to me as I traced the recent history of this phenomenon is how explicit it has become.
It has become a common view that explicit consent is required in order to use identifiable personal data for research [ 3].
However, in a post-civil rights environment, it has become much less useful to ask explicit questions on sensitive topics.
