Sentence examples for a much less obvious from inspiring English sources

That meant a much less obvious, body-conscious red carpet style, and some of the most striking pieces were cover-ups.

Enduring images of oil-coated sea otters have left the impression that leaking tankers are the cause of marine oil pollution, but a new study finds a much less obvious villain: runoff carrying traces of oil, gas and grease from countless highways, lawn mowers, parking lots and airports.

Interestingly, the largest errors occur at a characteristic value of hI (≈0.83 for d = 3, and ≈ 0.64 for d = 2), which demonstrates heterogeneity in edge connectivity does influence the VPG, but in a much less obvious way than that for MCC.

However, the conventional wisdom includes a corollary that is much less obvious: because the Lehman bankruptcy was a disaster, US taxpayers must honor in full all the debts of all the banks.

Certainly it has much less obvious impact than a film with a similar driver-passenger theme: Kiarostami's Palme d'Or-winning Taste of Cherry.

A solution to this problem is much less obvious than its existence.

We found that the relationship between high birth weight and risk of ALL was much less obvious if a threshold of 4000 g rather than 3500 g was chosen and at least one other group has found the threshold employed to be crucial (Kaye et al, 1991).

(8) Another, and much less obvious, means is a certain vitally important technique which Herder develops for overcoming conceptual discrepancies between the source language and the target language.

The path back to being the driving force in American politics, on the other hand, is much less obvious and presents a greater challenge.

However, in many other conditions the balance of benefit to harm of a range of treatment options may be much less obvious, and the choice of treatment will be dependent on the preferences of the individual patient, in consultation with their practitioner.

Although gender differences were reported by studies conducted on adult samples [44, 45], in adolescent [42, 43] and child [23] samples differences are much less obvious than in an adult population.