Sentence examples for not quickly apparent from inspiring English sources

In an article for Psychiatric Times, Jones reviewed outbreaks of mass psychogenic illness and compared them with incidents of confirmed toxic exposures; he "was unable to identify any outbreaks of acute illness from toxic exposures, with minimal physical findings, where the cause was not quickly apparent to investigators".

I mean... you couldn't push the conversation further before you tried to get money out of me (which I wouldn't have even thought twice about not sending)." "It became quickly apparent that by knowing your geolocation, a whole new world of possibilities are available," said 30-year old Joe.

As President Obama welcomed representatives from 10 Southeast Asian nations to California for the US-ASEAN meeting at Sunnylands last week, it became quickly apparent that not everyone was happy with the guest list.

A curtain is drawn and the children strain to overhear, but it becomes quickly apparent they needn't bother.

However, on listening, it's very quickly apparent that Chuck doesn't really know what trap music is, which isn't surprising considering that he's 36.

It's quickly apparent that this is not a normal kidnapping.

What became quickly apparent was they were not getting any deserved recognition from museums and top-end galleries.

When we finally arrived, it was quickly apparent that royals aren't the only fans.

It was quickly apparent that Rumsfeld didn't want to get his fingerprints anywhere near" the C.I.A.'s interrogation program.

However, when it became quickly apparent that he wasn't much of a swimmer, laughter became audible above the half-hearted cheers of the bemused crowd.

Quickly apparent, however, was that toning did not dull the gold.