Sentence examples for most visible evidence from inspiring English sources

That board is the most visible evidence of change at the service.

The most visible evidence was a smothering level of security, led by camouflage-clad sharpshooters toting Kalashnikov rifles.

The most visible evidence of the storm is weathered gray accumulations of stumps and dead trees --some 20 feet high.

In Russia Over Downturn A series of small demonstrations in several Russian cities were the most visible evidence of discontent with the government's handling of the financial crisis.

While the demonstrations each drew only a few hundred people, they were perhaps the most visible evidence of discontent with the government over the financial crisis.

But now, the banners are the most visible evidence of the incipient damage to this major American city from the turmoil in the national economy.

Even though sweat may be the most visible — and moist — evidence of what a person leaves behind on the equipment, there are actually many sneaky ways that germs can be transmitted at the gym.

That count serves as the most visible and expensive evidence of the city's response to homelessness, but it says little about the actual number of homeless people or the nature of their needs.

Here you see 7 visible evidence markers, most likely marking bullet casings. .

Among articles that are not retracted, there is evidence that the most visible journals publish less reliable (in other words, not replicable) research results than lower ranking journals.

The nine photographs on this page are visible evidence of what most ex-Soviet citizens know too well: the Great December Revolution of 1991 changed a government, not a culture.