Sentence examples for not already evident from inspiring English sources

There is no stopping the momentum of the phenomenon that is DeLon and his success if not already evident will reach epic proportions in 2012.

If the moral corruption of the Church is not already evident in the thousands of cases of sexual abuse, no doubt remains in how the Church responded when the cases of abuse came to light.

This, in turn, will allow the considerable cost and effort of large-scale clinical trials to be directed towards questions to which the answers are not already evident.

If it isn't already evident that the entire world is enveloped in a frothing lust over Canada's new prime minister, you've probably been living under a Facebookless rock for the last few months.

This may suggest the dynamic differences in immune response between dengue patients who required ICU requirement and dengue patients who did not require ICU requirement were already evident even at first presentation, which is about three to five days post fever.

There are also sleep architectural changes already evident in individuals not on medication at psychosis onset, characterised by shorter rapid eye movement sleep and less slow-wave sleep.

In contrast, dyslipidemia and abnormal FPG in subjects in the lowest quartile were already evident and did not deteriorate thereafter, as compared with those in other quartiles.

The absence of a commonly agreed jurisdiction could invalidate the whole enterprise and confirm the fact already evident that political power, not justice, will determine the future.

It's already evident that he doesn't accept being criticized or interrupted in interviews let alone ousted when things get tough.

Modest levels of affective and cognitive empathy for another in distress were already evident before the second year, and increased gradually (and not always significantly) across the transition to the second year.

However, at this stage, VTE is already evident, and we therefore suggest that D-dimer is not useful as an early predictor of this disorder.