Sentence examples for reason is evident from inspiring English sources
The war rarely touched Chtaura, and the reason is evident just 100 yards from Ghazale's, where a Syrian checkpoint slows traffic.
The White House explanation includes lots of flannel about close partnership and mutual interests, but the real reason is evident in the references to Canada's telegenic and charismatic new prime minister, Justin Trudeau.
The simple reason is evident in the all-but-moribund budget negotiations in Congress, where Republicans and Democrats agreed that they would not even try for a long-term deal to reduce the growth of debt in an aging nation.
The reason is evident in the way Madisch describes his startup's mission today, telling us that ResearchGate aims to help "free knowledge from the Ivory Tower, to digitize it and make it accessible for everyone in order to accelerate scientific progress".
Jennifer E. Jones of cbnmusic.com gave it four out of five spins, opining that "There's a reason why Casting Crowns is one of the best Christian bands out today, and that reason is evident when you listen to The Altar and The Door.
The reason was evident: The size of the Palestinian population — 1.1 million in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem in 1967, 4.4 million today — would have meant the end of the Jewish state.
After publicly targeting a win against Argentina in their last outing, Djukic was keen to rein his side's expectations back in before the match and the reason was evident from early on as Tunisia took a 4-1 leafterteightght minutes.
Lawyers have long been the main contributors in judicial campaigns in New York, and, in some instances, the reasons were evident.
The reasons are evident here in Coimbatore, a southern city long known as a capital of India's textile industry, an old-line export trade.
"The Greek public understands that these are lies that are being told for particular reasons, and those reasons are evident by looking at the names on the list," said Vaxevanis.
