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Meanings of evident in anglès
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Examples for "plain"
Examples for "plain"
1
The Government is poised to introduce plain packaging legislation for tobacco products.
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The plain-clothes special agents protect the President, First Family, Vice-President and family.
3
Buy a relatively plain good quality one and it will last years.
4
The answer to your question is just a plain I don't know.
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It's a crucial part of building a good business, plain and simple.
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He's great at both and I thought it was really apparent today.
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However, a general decrease of alcohol-related deaths was apparent in all countries.
3
It soon becomes apparent her work requires physical strength beyond most people.
4
Forebodings vanished; hearts lightened; gladness reigned; the excellence of crumpets became apparent.
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Several minutes and an apparent change of heart later, the waiter reappeared.
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Thus, the public would benefit when the patent expired after 14 years.
2
News of Hans Lippershey's 1608 patent reached Galileo Galilei the following year.
3
Companies differ over what type of patent protections software products should receive.
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The Government is proposing to remove the right to patent computer software.
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So the patent system needs to take patent claim clarity more seriously.
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He was the fullness of the Godhead; God manifest in the flesh.
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This is clearly manifest on this issue, and on crime in general.
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This simply confirms that, over time, economic pressures manifest as political crises.
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Conclusion: Growth is usually manifest in the first 3 years after presentation.
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Problems associated with the disaster are only now beginning to manifest themselves.
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Police said the attacks in Lahore in March were an unmistakable message.
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Simultaneously he felt the unmistakable feeling of water on his right foot.
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We need this to be unmistakable but unconnectable, you understand, Mr Perez?'
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The joy is unmistakable; unmistakable, too, is the horror of the return:
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Latisan delivered the accusation hotly; there was unmistakable challenge in his demeanor.
Usage of evident in anglès
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It is evident that the State has a health system in crisis.
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The answer to that question will become evident in due course, Peabody.
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Consumers' taste for budget brands has been evident in recent company results.
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This is evident in health, education, legal reform and in other areas.
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On returning home one sees the sea change evident in Irish nursing.
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The study concludes: Signs of pressure within the system are increasingly evident.
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Development in the UK has been slower but good practice is evident.
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It was also evident that boredom would certainly never be a problem.
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No changes in water intake were evident under the same experimental conditions.
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Equally however, we need less of the hypocrisy evident in his article.
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They were better than us today and that was evident, Carr said.
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The sound manipulated the shape; the connection between the two was evident.
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His clear, precise thinking is evident in 10 books and numerous papers.
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Transitory changes in the specific growth rate constant during recovery were evident.
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The fragility of the German government has already been evident in Brussels.
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This effect seems particularly evident with targeted agents evaluated in biomarker-driven studies.
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