Sentence examples for will not become obvious from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, there is growing recognition that climate engineering, nanotechnology and other emerging technologies are full of "unknown unknowns," factors that will not become obvious until they are put into widespread use at a scale impossible to turn back, as happened, in a sense, with the atomic bomb.

This abnormality, called congenital adrenal hyperplasia, is often obvious from birth but in some cases will not become apparent until young adulthood.

The obvious cultural corollary is that the tech industry will not become more like the rest of the world.

It will not become legislation.

Seemingly obvious red flags don't become obvious until too late.

Inconsistencies in logic, which the weekly reader will probably not notice, become obvious when read as a sequence.

In any case, the odds are that the current tough-it-out strategy won't work even in the narrow sense of avoiding default and devaluation — and the fact that it won't work will become obvious sooner rather than later.

But after a night of electoral chaos there was still no clear indication of who had won the most closely-contested poll for years, and the overall pattern will probably not become more obvious until mid-afternoon.

This should only be used as a last resort, because it will usually become obvious that you aren't really listening.

Don't do it too many times or it will become obvious that it's not a real bird.

It's known locally as the Sunset Bar, for reasons that will soon become obvious.