Sentence examples for more obvious over from inspiring English sources

Group B, 57.4% of the population, included infants who had obstructive breathing during sleep which became more obvious over time.

They argue that problems such as corruption and state inefficiency have accumulated and become more obvious over the last decade.

It's been a problem for a while, but it's a lot more obvious over the past two years".

She wrote: "The division of 'town' and 'gown' has grown in some ways more obvious over the 30 years I have lived here as a resident, rather than as a student.

"I think that the division of 'town' and 'gown' has grown in some ways more obvious over the 30 years I have lived here," wrote Mary Beard, in the Cambridge News.

In this column, Kinsley argues that Bush's famous August 2001 compromise allowing stem cell research on existing cell lines, but banning research on new ones, was both scientifically and morally flawed — and that those flaws are becoming even more obvious over time.

Besides its more obvious advantages over the waterwheel, Fourneyron's turbine could be installed as a horizontal wheel with a vertical shaft.

Although the density of shoats is equally highly variable, it shows a more obvious trend over time (Figure 8 on shoats), notably a large and sustained increase from 1996 to 2014.

Seth Rogen's version of The Green Hornet passed over more obvious casting choices for the role of the sidekick Kato in favour of Jay Chou, who was little-known in the west, but a bankable heartthrob in the far east.

The changes of elemental contents after catalytic oxidation over the catalyst Cu(C11H7O2 2 are more obvious than that over the catalyst Mn(C11H7O2 2, which means that the catalyst Cu(C11H7O2 2 is superior to the catalyst Mn(C11H7O2 2 for splitting heavy oil molecules.

Commuter and tour buses have been diverted from their more obvious, direct route over the Potomac River, given concerns that having them rumble across the span could speed up the bridge's deterioration.