Sentence examples for this became very apparent from inspiring English sources

This became very apparent in the 1948 Locomotive Exchange Trials and at trials at the Rugby locomotive testing plant in 1952.

This became very apparent during phase II Direct Ranking activity, in which each individual stakeholder group ranked all strategies about formal interpreting very highly and deemed these to have high acceptability as best practice (see table 4, column 3).

This became very apparent during discussions at our workshop, where we identified a quandary that we characterised as the "synthetic biology/engineering conundrum": 9 On the one hand, if tacit knowledge remains important in synthetic biology, then this implies that it will not be easily accessible to outsiders and this reduces concerns about the dual use threat.

This concept became very apparent to me on New Years's Day.

"Once the computer software put all the 2-D images together into a 3-D model, it became very apparent that, yeah, this was the real thing," said Mr. Fisher, director of the imaging resource facility.

It's been growing to what it is now because it became very apparent that I wasn't the only one that wanted this understanding".

However, the disadvantages became very apparent to me while I was on placement.

"It became very apparent to us that there were a lot of people who wanted to hear her speak".

"But it became very apparent that the association was not interested in ameliorating the project," Mr. Oddo said.

"Francis had no affiliation with any gang whatsoever," says King. "It became very apparent that there is a big stigmatisation of gangs and gang culture.

But gradually it became "very apparent to me that I could present others' work, but I couldn't present my own".