Sentence examples similar to more apparent one from inspiring English sources
The last 13 majors in golf have been won by 13 different men, a roster that includes more apparent one-offs than legends.
The importance of internal checks as well as interlaboratory comparisons becomes all the more apparent when one realizes that geochronology laboratories are limited in number.
"The concern that politics will infiltrate the fund becomes even more apparent when one reviews the list of the mayor's former political appointees who are assuming senior staff positions or serving on the fund's board of directors," he wrote in a letter on Monday to Eliot L. Spitzer, the state attorney general.
Gender disparities become more apparent as one climbs the academic ladder, with less females attending junior high school or senior high school, as shown in Table 6.
The clinical significance of these findings is even more apparent when one considers that the control group selected for the study was 10 years older than the CHF group.
Never was this more apparent than on QT's one-off single "Hey QT," which co-masterminds SOPHIE and A.G. Cook tried to pass off as an energy drink singing to an audience.
If they'd waited, their price tag would have dwindled as it became more and more apparent that no one was pining for them.
The significant distinctions between them now seem more apparent than real; is one version somehow less potent on its own, are 10 really required for critical mass?
These data suggest that R11K may have subtle effects on chromatin compaction that would be more apparent if more than one region of the genome was analyzed.
Nowhere is that more apparent than in Leipzig, one of the success stories of the former East Germany.
I don't support Judge Alito's nomination, because I think his views on executive power are dangerously out of line with the Constitution, but I would like to register a protest against one more apparent litmus test being proposed in a forum where more nuanced reasoning would have been appreciated.
