Sentence examples for most obvious during from inspiring English sources

This was most obvious during the Iran-Iraq war, when the Kurds were squeezed between Saddam's chemical attacks and Iranian counteroffensives.

The movie connection is most obvious during the Normandy invasion, in which you experience the opening scenes of "Saving Private Ryan" firsthand, charging up the beach and trying to make your way into a German bunker.

The increase — most obvious during warm months in the long, crawling lines and oceans of visitors pouring into and out of the narrow barracks onto fleets of buses to Auschwitz II, or Birkenau, the vast extermination camp the Nazis built a few miles away — has strained an antique exhibition conceived when not many people came.

The difference is most obvious during prime time, where Fox fares best against the competition by borrowing from talk radio.

The cooling effect of the DGF is most obvious during midday (10 30 h to 16:00 h) and significantly decreases at night.

Anger makes his voice pinched and whiny, which was most obvious during his final comment about being misrepresented by the Obama campaign.

The most obvious example unfolded during the European Championships in June, when Alistair's bike suffered a puncture.

In Fido's case, the most obvious vulnerability is during the set up.

The most obvious leaks occur during the so-called “quiet” period the typically 20 or so days after a company closes its financial quarter and before it reports the results.

The accumulation of carbohydrates represents one of the most obvious changes which occur during citrus fruit development and ripening.

His most obvious mistake came in 2007, during the two-year interregnum, when he flirted for a while with launching a political party—a "third force" to break the old duopoly.