Sentence examples for made apparent in from inspiring English sources

But the persistent lack of new jobs, made apparent in the latest government data, resonates strongly with voters here.

Phillips's intentions to deal one or more of his lefties was made apparent in his agreement with Rodriguez, who turns 37 in March.

Issues around the applicant's ability to effectively present her case in court were not made apparent in the application from the solicitors and no application to review the decision was received.

"You do not want me to sing," she added -- something made apparent in a widely circulated YouTube video that captured her off-key rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner".

The appetite in Washington for reform of surveillance programs was made apparent in July, when a House of Representatives proposal to effectively end the NSA's bulk collection of phone records was defeated by just 12 votes.

The fragility of glass — something we take for granted — is never really made apparent in this show, except in Beth Lipman's "Still Life With Metal Pitcher" (2007), an eye-catching display of 400 hand-blown glass vessels on a dining table.

Studying the results of a similar physician-oriented educational process (teaching different skills to students, such as interconnecting an EHR system with PHRs) would make apparent if undergraduate scenarios in PHRs have a direct effect to better future PHR attitudes.

Ms Davidson has gained plaudits for her down-to-earth personality and assured debating style, which was made apparent to voters in the televised sparring ahead of the general election.

Dally's "realness" is made apparent by characters in a book; by contrast, the other members of the gang, who've limited themselves to playing roles they've picked up elsewhere, are suddenly seen as less real, enabling Pony to understand why, at the beginning of the novel, Cherry Valance shyly declared, "I kind of admire him".

The decrease in compressive strength of Lithomex from 28 to 56 days could be a reflection of pore size changes associated with carbonation (as is evident in air limes [48]), made apparent due to the reduction in C-S-H formation as the rate of alite hydration diminishes, prior to the slow cumulative effects of β-belite hydration.

In recent years, the absence of this has been made apparent by its coverage in the media spotlight for reports of work-related injury and stress reducing the drivers' ability to work [7].