Sentence examples similar to Patently higher from inspiring English sources
Basel's allowance for leverage of up to 33 times is patently too high: just a 3 percent fall in assets would wipe out the equity of a bank with that level of gearing.
The party that loves to grandly invoke the name of Abraham Lincoln sent to the White House a crass egomaniac who cynically heightens racial animosities — a man who, by temperament and ability, is patently unfit for high office.
Levels of this dangerous pollutant are too high and patently beyond the control of London's governing body.
(Indeed, among the highest incidents of concussion occur in the decidedly female-coded sport of competitive cheerleading. It is also very high in the patently non-violent world of diving, particularly from the ten meter platform).
Patently, that's progress.
Patently, I have a problem.
Hodgson must strike a delicate balance but he must also do it successfully because England's defence is patently not good enough at the highest level.
Frankly, looking at the budget for NCI, it is patently evident that childhood cancer is not high on the priority list for the organization.
While these determinants and effects may be challenging to identify in parts of high-income countries, they are patently obvious in many other areas of the world.
For a government so patently lacking a credible growth strategy, spending in higher education delivers more than £6 for every single £1 spent – but the problem for the coalition is the time lag before the return is realised.
