由此可见,改革势在必行。(From this, it can be seen that reform is imperative.)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase consists of two parts separated by a comma. "由此可见" (yóu cǐ kě jiàn) means 'from this, it can be seen/it is evident'. "改革势在必行" (gǎi gé shì zài bì xíng) means 'reform is imperative/unavoidable'. The first part establishes a logical conclusion drawn from preceding information, while the second part presents a strong assertion or necessity.
Sample sentences
经过多年的研究,我们发现了新的规律。由此可见,改革势在必行。
After many years of research, we discovered new patterns. From this, it is evident that reform is imperative.
社会矛盾日益突出,旧有的制度已无法适应。由此可见,改革势在必行。
Social contradictions are becoming increasingly prominent, and the old system can no longer adapt. From this, it is evident that reform is imperative.
国际竞争日益激烈,若不创新就会落后。由此可见,改革势在必行。
International competition is increasingly fierce; if we don't innovate, we will fall behind. From this, it is evident that reform is imperative.
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Example
经过多年的研究,我们发现了新的规律。由此可见,改革势在必行。
After many years of research, we discovered new patterns. From this, it is evident that reform is imperative.
社会矛盾日益突出,旧有的制度已无法适应。由此可见,改革势在必行。
Social contradictions are becoming increasingly prominent, and the old system can no longer adapt. From this, it is evident that reform is imperative.
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