Sentence examples for previously apparent from inspiring English sources

The acuity that used to be so politically useful has translated into something more like empathy nowadays, and he carries a considered ambivalence never previously apparent.

Nomura, though it specialises in turning a profit from waning businesses, decided otherwise.The reasons Nomura gave for its change of heart are so plentiful that either the company is protesting too much, or the Dome's finances are in an even more parlous state than was previously apparent.

When a data stream is analyzed using a neural network, it is possible to detect important predictive patterns that are not previously apparent to a non-expert.

Was it really possible, just a few years after Rodney King, that the black community's collective sense of anger and injustice was not previously apparent?

In taking this responsibility, we become clearer about what we want and need in order to thrive in our relationship and more aware of options that were not previously apparent to us.

Analysing vitamin D levels in this manner may elucidate trends not previously apparent.

Importantly, the areal porosity of the OI bone samples in Group 1 appears to correlate strongly with their previously measured apparent Young's modulus and compressive strength.

Perhaps fatigue played its part, with this a third awkward away trip in four matches in a congested period, but frailties which had not previously been apparent were exposed too often across Chelsea's back line for comfort.

To estimate an upper bound on the risk of death after a brief resolved unexplained event (BRUE), a sudden alteration in an infant's breathing, color, tone, or responsiveness, previously labeled "apparent life-threatening event" (ALTE).

Additionally, with the popular ballad "Don't You Wanna Stay" (2010), a duet with Jason Aldean, she pursued an interest in country music that was previously made apparent on a 2007 version of "Because of You" that she recorded with Reba McEntire.

Each day, he lugged his Baseball Encyclopedia and a stack of box scores to his boiler-room post, and compiled evidence — that starting pitchers have no effect on attendance, that catchers have a great effect on base stealing (amazingly, this had not previously been apparent), that ballplayers peak, in fact, in their late twenties.