Sentence examples for make that more apparent from inspiring English sources

Context is king and voice will make that more apparent and readily accessible than ever.

Android already powers a lot of devices beyond smartphones, but Google will be looking to make that more apparent, and direct it along those lines in a more concentrated and effective fashion.

SimCity's online requirement is likely more about enforcing DRM protection to prevent piracy of the game than about user experience, and users like UKAzzer are clearly trying to make that more apparent.

The sexual violence in schools is astonishing and the internet is making that more apparent.

"Kids are really impacted by what's going on in the media these days, and I think social media has made that even more apparent," Norton said, in reference to the Brown Twitter response.

"These opportunities are still unfolding, and the WTO accession will make that more obvious and apparent," Immelt said.

In VR, we're all robots, but some experiences make that a bit more apparent than others.

Putting the principle in tabular form may make this more apparent.

Nothing makes this more apparent than the boom/bust cycle of outrage and apology facilitated by social media.

This essay is intended to frame crowdsourcing for innovation in a manner that makes more apparent the issues that require research from an IS perspective.

In what is perhaps one of the most visually striking uses of Google BigQuery to analyze cryptocurrency data, graphic designer Thomas Silkjaer exported Wind's data to a special graphical database, called Neo4J, that visually renders data in ways that make patterns more apparent.