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She could only imagine that it must be evident to many that she was the less handsomely dressed of the two.

But it was, evident to me that here was an envoy from the President of supreme importance to our life.

But it became evident to us, at least in the Asia-Europe trade, if you don't get a competitive cost structure you're dead.

The enormous cost of these miscalculations should now be evident to all as the fragile global recovery falters .

The current crisis should make incontrovertible what has been evident to any user of UK's airports: something is wrong and must be fixed.

Conflicts of interest for investigators should be declared and made evident to the community and review boards .

Thus, the presence of a monitoring system is not evident to the malicious user and can therefore not be easily evaded.

These contradictions had to be obviated by unintuitive, ad hoc devices; our mathematical myth-making became deliberate and evident to all.

This became evident to me recently when I tried to find the phone number of a doctor.

This gap between how economists think and what economies are is evident to any careful observer.

Perhaps the truth in the essay is simply too evident to be dismissed or denied.

But if the economy was indeed sliding into recession, it was not evident to the National Bureau of Statistics.

The aim of this standard is to reduce risks with toys, especially those risks which are NOT EVIDENT to users.

But it is evident to any dispassionate observer that these are far from being the countries of three decades ago.

"The Chinese people enjoy religious freedom according to law. That's a basic fact evident to all, " he said.

It must be evident to all of you that he has made a serious mistake.

So that the things that are not necessarily evident to people can be brought forth, and can be taught, and can be understood.

The problems have become increasingly evident to customers. China's airports are infamous for flight delays and cancellations.

It quickly became evident to me that my lifestyle didn't line up with the Bible's teaching.

It must be evident to all of you that he has made a mistake.

The final benefit of concurrent programming with CSP will be particularly evident to developers building distributed systems.

The links between health, security and economic development are evident to everyone today.

It should be most evident to you ones that something big is on its way.

Variations of the process and apparatus may be evident to those skilled in the art.

Of course, this has long been evident to anyone who cared to look.

The plain man thinks that material objects must certainly exist, since they are evident to the senses.

Experts analyze: It is evident to analyze the harmful effects of smoking after meal from the medical angle.

But it still wasn't evident to me what that might mean.

His vanity sticks out so manifestly that it is evident to all.

He benefits of VCT to be more clearly evident to all.

The crimes committed by colonialists are too evident to need any proof.

As time passes even quicker, the importance of moving on with our plan is becoming evident to us all.

It's self-evident to find facts in civil action, which are not only the premise to apply law but the judicial basis for judges.

It should be most evident to you ones that somethellong big is on its way.

This one is evident to all and pretty undisputable.

Harry's courage during his illness was evident to everyone.

Because, things cannot go on as they are - which is self-evident to any thoughtful person who is alert, watching world events.

It can afford new reference evident to further research treatment of myocardial infarction .

This has finally become evident to the government itself, albeit far too late.

His shame was evident to everyone.

It is evident to the eye that symmetry is also important to biological function.

The resistance became evident to the Chinese executives a short time later.

This development focus leaves one large hole which I am sure is already evident to the reader: what about the user?

It's too evident to require any proof.

Yet as a result, it is evident to many of you that all is quickening, time is accelerating as the Ascension draws nigh.

It is evident to us that he has a gift for painting.

Self-evident to our country's history that - the United States has long been and continues to be responsible global economic leadership.

And it's only in the last year that this has become really evident to all the people in that business.

What is becoming evident to a lot of people in the industry is the old model doesn't work. And probably never will again.

This is especially evident to me when I am driving home from work at night.

What is not there is what is most evident to pilots the first time they see the F-35 cockpit.

If you do just a little research, it is gonna become evident to you

Its evident to me that just seems all clear

Objective Evident : ( to be provided by auditor during follow up audit )

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grow upon To become gradually more evident to: