Sentence examples for more obvious as from inspiring English sources

This is because "inefficiency is more obvious as workers become mobile," she says.

"It is inevitably the case that you are more obvious as a senior woman," she says.

And nowhere is climate change more obvious, as the Sahara advances south at frightening speed.

Touch, perhaps, as has become more obvious as the world became less tactile and rough, more screened and smoothed.

The question of their fraught relations — culturally close, politically suspicious — grows ever more urgent as China's wealth and regional influence expand, and ever more obvious as mainlander tourism here surges.

The full extent of the disaster is becoming more and more obvious as Europe slides back into recession and the social and political costs of austerity are piling up.

But it's also in the winning position of being an album-oriented band with a deep catalog to shine up and voluminous lyrics that are no more obvious as the years pass.

Jupiter, much more distant and fainter at mag -2.1, has been higher and more obvious as it moves from low in the S at nightfall to set in the SW some four hours after the Sun.

But the rightness of Adler's view of Kael as nasty, self-promoting gasbag only become more obvious as Kael's reputation disappeared after she lost her New Yorker post and power.

Snowdrops and catkins are more obvious indicators, as is the lovely see-sawing call of the great tit, a sound indelibly linked to balmy days in mid-February.

There are other, more obvious advantages as well.