Sentence examples for more apparent today from inspiring English sources

Climate change is becoming more apparent today, with temperature records being smashed amid a succession of record hot years.

Nowhere is this more apparent today than in the videogaming industry.

But the fact is that Hollywood's antibusiness grudge is more apparent today than ever before.

The next chapter for the company, which is actually ten years old so probably not even really a startup any longer, has become all the more apparent today after it acquired U.S. online survey startup GetFeedback in an undisclosed deal.

It's probably even more apparent today, August 29, when a year after Hurricane Katrina, the city is still leveled, the levees aren't fixed and the crime rate is building exponentially.

The need for this is even more apparent today.

The extent of WorldCom's vulnerability may become more apparent tomorrow, when WorldCom reports its fourth-quarter financial results.

However, Polk has two major issues to address to allay concerns that became more apparent  this week on a national stage.

The immensity of the challenge became even more apparent late last month, when Nina Teicholz, writing in the BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal), published a blistering analysis of the scientific report that serves as the basis for the 2015 guidelines.

The extent of the brutality of the Kurdish police became even more apparent last year during widespread protests when thousands of people showed their solidarity with the uprisings in the Arab world.

The Mets' trepidation over new construction was more apparent yesterday in a report by The Associated Press, which quoted the Mets' other owner, Nelson Doubleday, as saying Shea Stadium "can be refurbished and made up to date".