Sentence examples for Not because obvious from inspiring English sources

Thanks to their determination, resourcefulness, and versatility and not because obvious opportunities await them, or because NIH is spending $11 million over 2 years on the BEST program they almost always succeed, eventually.

You have to say, no, they aren't, because the obvious answer is this: There is no formula.

This is not because of any obvious frailties; his strike-rate of a wicket every 50 balls is the leanest of any spinner since the first world war.

If not because of their obvious value, but because of how poorly the alternatives have served us.

Not because of its obvious nostalgia appeal, because that's sure to be lost on players born in the 1990s, or later.

The answer to this fundamental question is not obvious, because, as is stressed, and as has been overlooked in addressing the question, contracts do not usually provide explicitly for the particular events that are observed to occur.

And it's not readily obvious because they're in all these different currencies.

To be fair to them, its meaning is not always obvious, because all too often the well-intentioned phrase is abused.

In Brave New World, by contrast, the evil is not so obvious because no one is hurt; indeed, this is a world in which everyone gets what they want.

In the case of structures with closely spaced natural frequencies the TMD design may not be obvious because Den Hartog's theory [2] cannot not be applied due to coupling effects between modes of structures and their TMDs.

The impact, however, is not very obvious because of the relatively large bandwidth of the micro cells.