Sentence examples for more obvious by from inspiring English sources

Still, it is becoming more obvious by the day that these reserves are probably too low.

The dangers of America's Faustian bargain with Pakistan's military dictator are growing more obvious by the day.

IT is more obvious by the day that what this state needs is a good honor code.

The value is in the execution, the quality of which is made more obvious by the nature of the topic: love — or bad-love — songs.

Instead, I watched the latest films from Burton and Anderson – Dark Shadows and Moonrise Kingdom – two movies with weaknesses made only more obvious by the surface similarities with their far superior predecessors.

The movie is little but an extended romantic tease leading to an inevitable conclusion which is rendered all the more obvious by a series of plot points displaying the old-shoe ordinariness of the husband.

As it becomes more obvious that, by a narrow margin, the British referendum voters made a mistake, she should refer the situation to a parliamentary vote.

As it became more and more obvious day by day that my father was going to die, the angel, who has catalogued my every failing and should have known better, berated me for failing to save his life.

After the second day, cell death became progressively more obvious and by 5 days, few, if any, cells remained intact except for some large multinucleated cells.

The point of title couldn't be more obvious, but the plodding by-the-numbers manner in which it's told is its undoing.

Among the more obvious qualities secured by the owners of Denman in the booking of Tony McCoy for next month's Gold Cup head-to-head with Kauto Star, is the 14-times champion's tendency to cut through the hyperbole.