Sentence examples for more evident why from inspiring English sources

As the case of Elian Gonzalez enters its third month with no end in sight, it is becoming more and more evident why the fate of this 6-year-old Cuban boy belongs in a federal court rather than in the streets of Miami or Havana -- or in the halls of Congress.

Obama's hard leftism will be repudiated by voters as it becomes more and more evident, which is why the Administration and its congressional allies are going to such lengths to hide the true nature of their proposals and are using thuggish pressure to silence or neutralize organized opposition.

It might make even more evident the reason why it is important to have more women on their board of directors.

The mechanisms of this "maternal effect" and why it is more evident during early childhood are unknown.

25 26 It has been suggested that smoking protects against hypertension only in overweight and obese individuals, but not in normal weight individuals, 25 which may explain why it is more evident in the rural cohort.

These aspects become more prevalent over time and it becomes evident why algorithmic determinism may be so harmful.

On the face of it, it is not evident why this should be so, any more than having a bad temper requires the concept of a bad temper.

It can be great to watch but is risky too and it was also evident why, when the Latics have enjoyed more possession in games this season, they have not used it to create more chances or score more goals.

Why that is so important will become more evident in the next section, Selection.

Why should changes occur earlier and/or be more evident in MSSNs of the indirect pathway?

The large difference between high and low emitters may explain why differences in gene abundance may become more evident.