Examples of 'now evident' in a sentence

Meaning of "now evident"

now evident: This phrase is used to describe something that has become clear or obvious at the present moment

How to use "now evident" in a sentence

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It was now evident that this could not be done.
A pattern in common conflicts of interest is now evident.
It was now evident that expectations would not be met.
The disastrous consequences of this approach are now evident.
Advertisements are now evident in many journals.
Was now evident that she could not recover.
This is the cause of the epidemics now evident.
It is now evident that it was superstition.
A link between dementia and obesity is now evident.
It was now evident that its nucleus would first reach us.
The complications are now evident.
It is now evident that a major disaster is threatening our species.
But a similar evolution is now evident in virtually every discipline.
The operating way of such a kind of joint is now evident.
Such tendencies are even now evident in the evolution of humankind.

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The effects of greenhouse gases on the environment are now evident.
It was now evident that all.
Increasingly complex internal nature of the original sample fiber is now evident.
But it is now evident that our society was quite the opposite.
The advantages which may be achieved with the present invention are therefore now evident.
It is now evident that the true figure is at least seven billion.
She said this trend is now evident in all forms of media.
It is now evident that illicit drugs are locally grown and widely used.
It was now evident.
It is now evident that peace and development not only are interrelated but are indivisible.
Research indicates that a greater distinction is now evident between young people and older ones.
It was now evident that America was under attack.
Both ureters contain contrast material and a substantial signal is now evident in the urinary bladder.
It is now evident that we.
The responsibility of the Serb leadership for these events is now evident.
The process of change now evident in Lesotho is far from superficial.
In spite of my clear and insistent warnings, your marshmallow folly is now evident.
It is now evident that transgender persons are more visible in the Caribbean.
Third, these shifts are now evident in emerging economies.
It is now evident with what inconceivable ingenuity AIWAZ has arranged his expression.
An in-built child rights thrust is now evident in most country programmes and projects.
It is now evident that I was suffering from excessive optimism.
However, as with orange roughy, the usual ominous signs are now evident for this fishery.
Rather worryingly it is now evident that the Hebraic people failed to learn their lesson.
The close affinity of Dysphania to " glandular " species of Chenopodium sensu lato is now evident.
Undeniable, as is now evident from observations of increases in global.
A stronger policy commitment to girls ' education is now evident in parts of the Middle East.
It is by now evident how time-consuming and costly irradiation experiments in materialstesting reactors are.
Rather, Russia 's attempts to undermine institutions are now evident across Europe.
Unfortunately, it is now evident that the story led nowhere.
However, a dynamic shift is now evident.
Sustaining the level of ambition now evident in high-income countries requires road safety principles.
Upon reaching the part of the surface 34 now evident in Fig.
Stratospheric ozone depletion is now evident all around the world, except over tropical latitudes.
Again rebuilt in the 12th-century in the style now evident.

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