Sentence examples similar to when a problem is apparent from inspiring English sources
When the UK's Conservative and Liberal Democratic coalition swept into power last spring, a problem was apparent: What to do with all the neophytes?
One problem is apparent from a casual glance at a prototype car: lidar sensors are bulky.
When supporting infrastructure cannot support a basic human right, the depth of the problem is apparent.
The problem is apparent in a poll made public last week by the Eagleton Institute at Rutgers.
The scope of the problem is apparent here.
Miami's greatest problem was apparent again today when the Hurricanes' concentration seemed to wane when they got a comfortable lead.
These findings imply that Black African persons enter AOD treatment at a later point than Coloured persons, when their AOD problems are apparent and they identify the importance of change.
Two further problems are apparent when considering the fraud theory in the context of half-secret trusts.
Many of these problems were apparent when we sought human subjects review from Brown University's IRB for a project that involved two CBO partners: Silent Spring Institute and Communities for a Better Environment.
Carlsen's problems were apparent after 11 Rfd1, when White threatened 12 c5 and Black's position was uncomfortable.
Other problems were apparent.
