Sentence examples for then apparent from inspiring English sources

Many people are seeing parallels between the character of Richard III, his brilliant scheming and then apparent reluctance to take the throne, and Tory politicians.

The momentous consequences of this theological insight, which Luther appears to have taken as a unique discovery but which had in fact been espoused by a score of theologians before him, were not then apparent to him.

He explained that the puncturing of the housing bubble, then apparent, would lead to a crisis much deeper than anyone understood: it would fracture American confidence in capitalism; the economy would stay stalled for a long time; and there would be global chaos.

It was not then apparent that it represented a new genus of fossil primate different from those previously discovered at Messel.

In this mode, shear rate ((dot{gamma })) was logarithmically increased from 0.01 to 1000 s−1 and shear stress was measured simultaneously, and then, apparent viscosity was calculated using (eta_{a} = sigma /dot{gamma }) correlation, where σ and η a are shear stress and apparent viscosity, respectively.

It was by then apparent that its wholesale funding was rapidly vanishing, and it would be forced to take massive losses on the junk assets which had accumulated on its balance sheet over years and years of bubble prosperity on Wall Street.

If it is a), then the apparent artifact would still be evident after a large number of samples; it would not be steadily washed out with additional samples.

Why, then, the apparent inefficiency?

In the seventeen years since then, the apparent costs for plagiarism in politics have dwindled further.

There is, then, no apparent need for lawmakers to get involved.

But even then, in apparent safety, That Guy begins forcing himself out of the past to center stage.