"evident in" or "evident from"?
| As evident in the first table in 5. |
| The absurdity is evident in hindsight. |
| A similar pattern is evident in the UK. |
| The media's preoccupation with scape-goats rather than solutions is evident in the U. |
| There are mythic qualities evident in its structure and in some characters and events. |
| The idea that salvation is a process is particular evident in the thought of Irenaeus. |
| This becomes especially evident in the scene where Freddy sneaks away from the rest of the group at their audition. |
| The Commission chose a Regulation to avoid the problems which have been all too evident in the current legislation. |
| In Vancouver it's way too cliquey--this is evident in the break up of the city and all the distinct neighbourhoods. |
| There is also some purple fringing, particular evident in the shot above where the full optical zoom has been used. |
| This was very evident from the way Mr. |
| This is evident from the words of Christ. |
| That would not be evident from the 1850+ chart. |
| This is evident from the long list of selfish complaints from men I have just read. |
| That the reporter's summary is erroneous is evident from the actual quotes from Mr. |
| It was evident from the condition of the well that it was not being used since long. |
| This is evident from the absence of any major recoveries of arms and ammunition and explosive material from them. |
| It was evident from the concern of his fans when he was admitted to the Mumbai hospital due to breathing problem. |
| The parliamentary system in our country is flawed and this is evident from the numerous scams seen in the country. |
| Further that the Revenue raised an audit objection and the audit para was closed as evident from the letter dated. |
| Its seriousness is evident to all. |
| This at least seems evident to me. |
| It was soon evident to (Captain J. |
| It seems evident to me that the Conservatives are not ever going to compromise on C32. |
| Incongruity is always evident to people, even if they are not consciously aware of it. |
| The effort put into crafting this book is plainly evident to the reader, and I found it a joy from start to finish. |
| Separately, some animals are nocturnal, like coyotes, and their populations are less evident to the general public. |
| Since this is most evident to all and closest to God, it leads most directly to God as if by the seven differentiae. |
| It is very evident by the way it is designed. |
| It's evident by this review and past reviews. |
| Your ignorance is clear and evident by your remarks. |
| This is also evident by a large primary school situated in the centre of the community. |
| This is evident by their learned ability to trap and catch seals, which is no easy feat. |
| Most of Brooks ' op-ed is given to the latter point, as is evident by his conclusion: Global warming is still real. |
| The overwhelming neglect of street children is evident by the fact that we do not even know how many of them exist. |
| Unfortunately, not all the incorporations of the old sidewalk remnants was successful as evident by this blank slab. |
| The influence of super PACs was already evident by November 2010, just nine months after the Supreme Court's ruling. |
| And that's evident on the ground. |
| That's also evident on gold watches. |
| But this is not evident on the surface. |
| The relief was evident on players, fans and the bench as the three points looked safe. |
| But her head turned to regard him with accepting eyes, tears now evident on her cheeks. |
| The failure to qualify for the Super XV 15 final was evident on all the players ' faces. |
| The state of disrepair is evident on a stretch of the highway near the old railroad tracks up to the Shell station. |
| This was a fact talked about prior to this encounter as well, yet the weakness was evident on the field once again. |
| It is just as evident on the tennis court, where he has twice beaten Nick Clegg including a 7-6 victory at Chequers. |
| I drift into sleep much faster these days and it is exceptionally evident on days I received acupuncture treatments. |
| This was evident at her cremation. |
| No drainage was evident at 2 weeks. |
| This is very evident at Redhorn Quay. |
| Similar figures between the tests were evident at the other two test administrations. |
| The lack of student interest was evident at the town hall, which was poorly attended. |
| This was evident at the recent staging of Pepsi Rebel Salute where he closed the show. |
| CO2 patterns at the surface must be much more pronounced than the extreme lumpiness of CO2 evident at 8 kilometers. |
| Out-of-town visitors often expressed amazement at the high level of decorum evident at Beth Sholom during services. |
| The importance of the accurate registration of a birth will become evident at several times in your child's life, e. |
| Netanyahu's concern was evident at a recent cabinet meeting, when he was reported to have angrily pounded the table. |
| This is evident with the research. |
| This is most evident with the Supreme Court. |
| And this is particularly evident with parenting. |
| This was evident with EHOME's banning on Pudge (last year's winning hero for Navi). |
| I love Siem Reap, evident with the number of articles I've written about the place. |
| This is already evident with the whole of the coaching staff and a host of players. |
| What has become more and more evident with each passing day is that we can not buck how our brains are hard wired. |
| It is evident with the construction of the country's biggest desalination plant - the Tuaspring Desalination Plant. |
| We do seem to be a bit precious when it comes to NZ content, as was evident with the Sione's Wedding pirated movie. |
| This is particularly evident with the wild fluctuations we are seeing in the financial markets at the present time. |
| Such is evident for three reasons. |
| This is particularly evident for fathers. |
| His values are evident for everybody to see. |
| The final degree of clarity of vision is usually not evident for about three months. |
| It has been evident for some considerable time that New Zealanders have been over-taxed. |
| And if you were watching studiously at that program, it was there evident for all to see. |
| But that program's results won't be evident for years, and right now, the problem is already evident, the NSCB said. |
| This is even more evident for people entering the field of broken promises and faltering dreams in the music business. |
| This will be evident for the masses just a few years down the road when people dissect the bubble after it has popped. |
| However, this was not evident for rights issues made during 1991-95, a period when open offers were more commonly used. |
| That was evident during the debate. |
| This was especially evident during the Vietnam War. |
| It was only evident during the case taking process. |
| This possible Nasserite revival became evident during the presidential elections. |
| This is a new trend of behavior which was not evident during the pre-SAPs period. |
| It became evident during this hike that one of our group mates was not doing well. |
| This is evident during the Hong Kong Flower Show, held every early spring, which draws huge number of visitors. |
| Holder's frustration over the criticism became evident during a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing as Rep. |
| There might be some consolation in the thought that Islamic violence was not so evident during the early 20th century. |
| One can also sense his passion for West Indies cricket -- which was evident during the final of the ICC World T20 2012. |
| Migration defects are thus evident as early as E13. |
| This has become more evident as a consequence of recent debate. |
| This change is evident as the final kink in the plot of TT(BIPMxy). |
| Collapsing clouds form stars, and that is evident as the blue color toward the tails. |
| Dimmesdale? s presence, but grew strongly evident as the physician crossed the threshold. |
| These issues become more evident as ECEs move into school settings to work alongside teachers. |
| And that frustration was still evident as the 56-year-old thespian continued to share his side of the script fiasco. |
| And, yes, there is a wistfulness evident as the rebuffed realtor feeds his SOLD signs into the back seat of his car. |
| United Nations presence is also very evident as the new government has been installed with the help of the AMERICANS. |
| He noted the transparency of the AES system was evident as the locations of the camera were made known to the public. |
| And tonight was evident of that. |
| A 1-4 Lakers team is evident of that. |
| Being seated here was evident of that. |
| Tommy's poor record in the Melbourne Cup (with many outstanding horses) is evident of this. |
| This is evident of the nature of impermanence, without remaining constant even for a moment. |
| To me, there was no evident of biasness/unbiassness towards a particular group/race/religion. |
| Deaths of innumerable pedestrians and growing number of pedestrian accident claims are the evident of such accidents. |
| This is evident of clear tortious intent on Citizen's part thereby diluting her privilege to record the conversation. |
| A recent study of Education for All Global Monitoring Report is evident of two-thirds of such children are girls here. |
| Agreed, best with photo evident of your FT colleagues that they are facebooking and chitchatting and refuse to help you. |
| This mentality is evident among program Alumni. |
| The reaction is more evident among young people. |
| This tendency is even less evident among Madrasah teachers. |
| However, the retreat is evident among political moderates as well as conservatives. |
| Alcohol and substance abuse is evident among the combatants suffering from war trauma. |
| The problem is even more evident among veterans, with 18 taking their own life each day. |
| The trend is so far most evident among younger couples, with men over 45 still tending to hold sway in money matters. |
| As usual with comments on religious articles there was plenty of ignorance and even more nastiness evident among them. |
| Sub-optimal health outcomes are evident among the urban poor with the lowest access and use of health care facilities. |
| The downward trend in text messaging is also evident among American businesses who offer cellphones to their employees. |
| That has been more than evident over the years. |
| That progression was evident over the course of the three games. |
| Thus the test of the summit will be evident over the coming months. |
| A growing concern over maintaining healthy lungs has been evident over recent years. |
| Results haven't been superb but signs of improvement have been evident over the summer. |
| Race-based parties react to one another as has been evident over the last five decades. |
| Nana? s personal commitment to the country, evident over decades, is what defines his personal vision for the future. |
| The softening in prices in the year to November 2011 is in stark contrast to the trend evident over the preceding year. |
| These things become evident over generations of the party being in power when one gets o see who gets the party tickets. |
| This trend has been evident over the last century, and the developments in the future do not appear to be extraordinary in any sense. |
| This is evident through the increase in microfinance schemes. |
| Only possibilities and things evident through the scientific method. |
| This heavy muscling should also be evident through the chest, forearm and gaskin. |
| The changes you make are quickly evident through the many compliments you receive. |
| This is evident through the many heroes who dedicate their lives to helping others. |
| This tendency among the Tamils was evident through the 1970s and had attained a certain fixity after July 1983. |
| But don't just take my word for it -- this has been evident through the behaviour of O2's 23 million customers. |
| To begin with, even scouts age is around 7 years old, which is usually quite evident through her diction and actions. |
| Most of the country is still covered in green, as evident through a cursory Google maps search for say, cycling routes. |
| This is evident throughout the comments here. |
| The guitar work is evident throughout the song. |
| That was made clearly evident throughout the bout. |
| His love and passion for what he does, was clearly evident throughout the day. |
| God's Gifts Photography is another passion that is evident throughout this book. |
| Values education is evident throughout the whole school, beginning at Pre-Kinder. |
| This is evident throughout Chapter 4, where Femi and Sade are leaving home and heading towards the airport. |
| The pro-life theme evident throughout the film has to be applauded as it gives the young fans a moral lesson. |
| The founders did not want doctrinal differences to wreak civic havoc of the kind then evident throughout Europe. |
| The public interest will not win out on every issue, but its impact is evident throughout the digital landscape. |
| That was evident after the 8-2 last season. |
| Damage to the limb is evident after removing. |
| The change became very evident after World War 1. |
| This has become increasingly evident after the global financial crisis of 2008/09. |
| Harrold is a performance poet, and his day job is evident after reading this book. |
| It becomes more and more evident after every bad result, and it is only getting worse. |
| This will continue to resurface with tidal movement, and will be most evident after periods of rough or stormy weather. |
| Changes in the interaction between government officials and village representatives were evident after the film was shown. |
| The dysfunction was evident after controlling for mood and cortisol levels, but relative role of medication was not evaluated. |
| It remains to be seen if that characteristic is still evident after the White Paper's reported make-over in the last few weeks. |
| Signs of Spain's pain are evident across the country. |
| Some of the largesse is still evident across the islands. |
| That influence is evident across a wide cultural spectrum. |
| Music and arts dominate the culture and are very much in evident across the city. |
| PC distinctions is still in its formative stages and isn't evident across the site. |
| Blade and dagger wounds, gleaming red with fresh blood, were evident across his body. |
| Every game will be a potential banana skin, with attacking prowess and steely defence evident across all 8 teams. |
| This lack of explicit connections and conceptual links among indicators is evident across Canada and internationally. |
| A variety of styles was evident across seven stages, including up-and-coming outfit Fight Like Apes and Twisted Wheel. |
| On the other hand, if you have someone at the top who cares a great deal, that will be evident across the organization. |