Sentence examples for problem became apparent from inspiring English sources

The Republicans' Libertarian problem became apparent in a race than ended in victory.

Ofcom acknowledged the problem became apparent relatively late and deemed the level of financial harm to consumers to be limited.

It reacted rapidly when the problem became apparent, with two burial teams sent immediately and the local 150 bed hospital evacuated and medically cleansed.

The problem became apparent when tankers arrived from Buncefield: as they released firewater into the tanks they brimmed with a head of foam one metre high.

The problem became apparent when the spacecraft failed to confirm that its antennas had deployed properly and that a propulsion unit needed for docking had pressurised.

The problem became apparent yesterday as the bureau began to release the first detailed data from the 2000 census on Latinos and Asians in New York.

"A human problem becomes apparent when a demand is greater than the ability," Kraskin says.

The scale of the problem becomes apparent on a visit to Second Harvest, the only food bank serving Silicon Valley and one of the largest in the country.

Add to that an estimated 18,700 fewer asthma attacks, 12,100 fewer cases of acute bronchitis and 600 fewer cardiovascular-related hospitalisations, and the problem becomes apparent for a city with a population of 1.6 million.

Step back a moment from such lofty sentiments, said by hard working union officials deeply committed to improving the lives of their members, however, and the problem becomes apparent.

Though the intertwined nature of Bollywood and crime in India is largely accepted as common knowledge, the magnitude of the problem becomes apparent every so often when a big arrest is made.