Sentence examples for started to become evident from inspiring English sources

How much of a minority has only started to become evident in the past five years.

The change started to become evident in late January, during a timeout of a home game against the Pistons.

When Mr. Hinckley was in his 80s, his speech began to slow noticeably; by his 90s, some slurring had started to become evident.

Adelphia's troubles started to become evident in March when it disclosed that it had guaranteed $2.3 billion in loans to its controlling shareholders, the Rigas family.

Since California's most recent power problems started to become evident in late November, federal and state political leaders, company executives and consumer groups have blamed one another.

What has started to become evident is that there is a huge difference between Scotland and England and how they engage with their minority communities.

Growing pains are starting to become evident, however.

By noon on Thursday, small gaps in the planning are starting to become evident.

The decline in hotels' overall upkeep "is starting to become evident to guests," he said, "from scuffed wall coverings in hallways to torn drapes and faded, worn and stained carpeting and upholstery".

And over the coming months, it will start to become evident whether the scrutiny of the rest of the world is enough to pressure world leaders to push through new global warming laws from New Delhi to Moscow or if, as a political force, international reproach is impotent.

Like Margaret Thatcher, the 40-year-old president is renowned for surviving on three or four hours sleep a night, but sources close to the president said that after 18 months in the Elysée Palace, the strains of office are starting to become evident.