Sentence examples for now most evident from inspiring English sources

This is now most evident in the Southern Alps, formed by compression of the crust beside the Alpine Fault.

This isn't surprising, because the damage is now most evident in faraway places (see Artic Circle) or down the road a number of years.

"They are now the most evident occupants of the blocks, there are a lot of bodies around and it's quite sad that they used to have a very important role and now they are quite sickly and dying.

Mr. Clinton's influence on Mr. Cuomo may be most evident now in the way he has campaigned, not as a defender of the liberal faith, like his father, but as a fiscally conservative technocrat of the center.

The reactionary strain in Nunn the part of him that was ready to give up on the corrupted world is the one most evident now, and the educational experiment undertaken in the spirit of progress has come to exemplify the resistance to it.

For now, Joyce's influence was most evident in Beckett's decision to emulate his taste in white wine and to squeeze his feet into shoes the same style and size as those of the Master.

Kevin Rudd was asked why he didn't flick that fringe in the debate – a habit which has been most evident up until now: "We've taken out now some Araldite and I find that much more effective".

This resentment is most evident in the backlash against public-sector workers (who now make up a majority of union members).

His most evident success is a seed-grown tulip poplar that is now three years old, six feet tall and ready for planting in the estate.

The undermanned offense was most evident on the power play; the Devils went 0 for 4 and are now 2 for their last 26.

That's evident to anyone who's ever tuned into Donald Trump, who has been spewing racially unhinged thoughts for months now, most recently calling for an end of all Muslim immigration to the US.