Sentence examples for more evident over from inspiring English sources

In the interview, Ms. Fiorina said, "The wisdom of this decision will become more and more evident over time".

The real pay-off from TV everywhere will become more evident over the next decade, as today's teenagers start to establish their own households.

But the overall effect on the French has become more evident over the years: American wines may still be rare in the French market, but then many French wines, particularly Bordeaux, now taste like American wines.

But the Met, with this project, which was developed by its own digital media and technology departments along with the Web designer Cogapp, aspires to both completeness and consistency, and this will become more evident over time.

"The digital subscription model is a long-term effort, and its full impact on revenues will be more evident over the course of the year as we progress past the early stages of the plan," said Janet L. Robinson, the chief executive.

On the other hand, as the social inequities created by unregulated national and transnational capitalism become more and more evident over time and are not directly accounted for by explanations based on gender or race, it is probable that the demand for second-generation rights will grow and mature, and in some instances even lead to violence.

The reductions appeared to be more evident for control over days off.

Finally, we found that the beneficial effect associated with the duration of breast-feeding was more evident among women over 60 years of age (data not shown).

This represents an average reduction of 12% and suggests that the effect is more evident when assessed over a longer time period.

Makeup sales are on a steady increase, data has shown, and nowhere is that more evident than in our own over-stuffed makeup bags.

The findings suggest that Hylan G-F 20 may have sustained effect on the preservation of knee cartilage and the effect is more evident with repeat administration over a longer time.