Sentence examples for again obvious from inspiring English sources

But the pressure for a social alternative has always come from capitalism itself and its failures, which are once again obvious to people throughout the world.

It was again obvious why SEC Commissioner Mike Slive has been such a vocal advocate of a Plus One game, which would put the top four teams in a playoff at the end of the season.

It is again obvious that the Nusselt number ratio after the value of 2.5 does not create significant enhancement on the thermal performance.

The isolation of natural and human-induced changes in TWS in some of the managed basins reveals a consistently declining TWS trend during 2002 2010, however; significant differences are again obvious both between GRACE and models and among different GRACE products and models.

Yet, gate keepers power over the flow of knowledge become once again obvious, as it needs single interested and dedicated persons in the right positions who actively seek integration of such socially robust co-created knowledge to further sustainable and responsible innovation agendas.

Again, obvious spelling mistakes and spellings that preserved the phonology of one of the target translations (e.g., speach instead of speech) were considered correct.

The allusion to events in the Middle East again is obvious, perhaps a little too much.

Its potential as an energy transit corridor to Europe was again made obvious during January's gas dispute between Russia and Ukraine.

The next day, at the al-Fath mosque, there were again no obvious terrorists, but simply unarmed and injured protesters, many of whom were bleeding to death.

"I would love the chance to play against the Argentines again for obvious reasons," Beckham was quoted as saying on the Web site of his club, Manchester United.

Then again, the obvious itself needs stating from time to time, and sometimes, when you state it, it even gets a little mystical, despite the smell of cheap stale beer in the air.