Sentence examples for to make apparent from inspiring English sources
But he will face issues of substance in regulation and decisions about whether to make apparent violations by accounting firms public.
But since they are so widely used today, it is worth examining their underlying mechanisms, to make apparent their special dangers.
Mr. Barenboim is partly filling the job that Riccardo Muti vacated two years ago, when he quit here in a huff, and the Scala audience, to make apparent that it welcomed their new principal guest conductor, cheered him both after the second intermission and again when he shepherded the orchestra onto the stage for a lengthy curtain call.
A new general taxonomy is proposed to make apparent and discuss the historical evolution of geometrical reconstruction and their challenges.
J.P. Morgan was, rather, buying that energy from itself and using the ruse as an excuse to make apparent loans to Enron.
It may help to make apparent a feminist philosopher's assumptions and probable toolbox if she identifies her feminism as analytic (or postmodern or pragmatist).
Additionally, the range of available behavioural and pharmacological support options for quitting smoking needs to be made apparent to clients and integrated into a clear clinical pathway.
A small variation of TOP amount (from 3 to 5 mmol) did not make apparent difference in the products, showing the robustness of our synthetic approach.
Exclusion of glucose from THY medium did not make apparent differences to the growth of the mutants and wild type (Fig. 2d), suggesting that the minimal complex carbon source in THY medium is sufficient for the growth of these strains.
For the ancient Greeks, "the architectural importance of the theatre is a reflection of their importance to the community, made apparent in their monumentality, in the effort put into their design, and in the care put into their detail".
And, as we asserted our own opinions and listened to those of the others, our general predilections began to make themselves apparent.
