Sentence examples for a very obvious reason from inspiring English sources
Google Home, on the other hand, rarely seems to disappoint and there's a very obvious reason for this: it's powered by Google and Alexa is not.
But nobody ever mentioned the idea of trying to promote human rights in Saudi Arabia, and for a very obvious reason.
But to the best of my recollection, nobody ever mentioned the idea of trying to promote human rights in Saudi Arabia, and for a very obvious reason.
Jeremy Paxman Tony Blairr: I accept that people say that, yes, for a very obvious reason, which is that they can't often handle the concept of New Labour as opposed to traditional Labour party views, or old-style socialism.
Coachella puts the Here Active Listening system in the hands of relatively young and cool people who have a very obvious reason to use it, at the show.
It's probably never a good idea to use the same password across multiple sites for one very obvious reason: If one of your accounts is compromised, whoever hacked it can use that same information to hack into the rest of your accounts.
The fast bowler is one very obvious reason why Australia defeated West Indies in their semi-final by 28 runs.
The Tories pick on the capital for the very obvious reason that the polls currently favour Boris Johnson.
In Germany, Fischer's is now the prevailing view, which is one very obvious reason why the Federal Republic does not know how to approach the war's centenary.
