Sentence examples for now more apparent from inspiring English sources

The unerring rightness of adobe living is now more apparent than ever.

It's now more apparent than ever that energy firms should pass on the savings that customers deserve.

With the video projections and complicated lighting added, the scale of the show is now more apparent: the size of the performances must match that of the theater.

It is now more apparent that energy, in particular, is the right place to be.

It is now more apparent than ever, and accelerating.

I concur here with the statement made by Dr. Robin DiAngelo that, "white people can face barriers, but systematic racism won't be one of them". This type of denial has become increasingly coupled with a strident white anxiety now more apparent in the United States today amid the backdrop of the rapidly changing ethno-racial composition of this nation.

But the downside of that success is now becoming more apparent: as it racked up win after win, the group moved further to the right, and now it has boxed itself in.

The significant distinctions between them now seem more apparent than real; is one version somehow less potent on its own, are 10 really required for critical mass?

Russia's economy has underlying structural weaknesses that are now becoming more apparent: entrenched inflation over 10% a year, public spending that needs to be reined in, a vulnerable banking system.

"There is this aristocratic flair which has now become more apparent, particularly after the military parade," said Lam. "The word demi-god would be an exaggeration but after the military parade he looked like an emperor".

That change is now no more apparent than among the 1,000 lawyers from the capital, Islamabad, and the neighboring city of Rawalpindi, who have given their signed support for the defense of Mr. Qadri, who has been charged with murder and terrorism.