Sentence examples for it is extremely evident from inspiring English sources

It is extremely evident in urban areas, including settlements and various transport and mobility infrastructures, whose main ecological effects include loss of habitat, increased mortality of plants, and isolation of animal and vegetal species.

I have only been alive for 18 years, but it is extremely evident that enforced gender roles do not only affect those who break them, but also those who give their blood, sweat and health just to fit in with them.

Her personal hardship is extremely evident in her two autobiographical novels from 1895, Professor Hieronimus and På St. Jørgen ("At St. Jorgen's"), in which she gives an artistically controlled but thinly veiled description of her own treatment for a nervous disorder at a mental institution in Copenhagen.

Her insightful knowledge of the project is extremely evident, but the nuances that I've surfaced in the past only became clearer as we chatted.

by means of a syllogism] is extremely evident … [and is] … grounded on this [two-fold] principle; namely, that whatever agrees with a genus or species, must agree with all the particulars contained under that genus or species… [and] … whatever is denied of a whole genus or species, must also be denied of every particular contained under that genus or species….

I think we all wear our hearts on our sleeves and the excitement, love and admiration that we have for the artists we are presenting is extremely evident.

Mesoscale variability is extremely evident in the Mediterranean and is responsible for the creation of small gyres (eddies) that have implications for the primary productivity and the flux of organic matter settling to the seafloor.

Since differences between ATRA-treated and untreated cells were extremely evident, the time-course of ATRA action was assessed by measuring the percentage of cells with intense and diffuse nuclear localization with respect to those with only nucleolar positivity.

Given the internal market and free movement of goods in the EU, it is extremely important to consumers that the evident differences in the quality and effectiveness of market-surveillance authorities should be harmonised upwards by means of European rules governing accreditation bodies.

In breast cells, however, it is extremely clear that, at the nuclear level, HEX is particularly evident in the nucleolus.

"It is extremely necessary".