Sentence examples for an obvious response from inspiring English sources

The rush to appoint operational people with the same skill set is an obvious response to the financial crisis.

When people's lives are thrown into chaos by war, famine or natural disaster, using renewable energy may not seem like an obvious response.

The phenomenon seems like an obvious response to the current moment, when dancing all night no longer carries a sense of outsider escape.

But on the House floor later, some Democrats urged the return of such a ban as an obvious response to the shootings.

A fascination with the natural world — which seems at once fragile and enduring, forbiddingly strange and intimately known — is an obvious response to, and escape from, our hypercivilized, technology-saturated, globalized habitations.

During the nineteen-seventies oil crisis, Brookes argued that devising ways to produce goods with less oil — an obvious response to higher prices — would merely accommodate the new prices, causing energy consumption to be higher than it would have been if no effort to increase efficiency had been made; only later did he discover that Jevons had anticipated him by more than a century.

When the right tries to skewer Ed Miliband over Britain's welfare state bill, I find myself awaiting a clear, obvious response: "Taxpayers have every right to be furious at £23bn being wasted every single year on housing benefit.

The result, according to the triumph of wishful thinking that is the record company press release, will make you 'click your fingers until they're raw, and swing 'til you're sore', though 'shake your head and wonder what for?' might seem a more obvious response.

Dalby et al, 2005, demonstrated that cells would extend filopodia to structures as small as 35 nm in depth, although nanocolumns of 75 nm or higher elicited a more obvious response from cells [30].

For it to recover even to its previously disappointing rate of 1% a year would be an achievement in itself.The most obvious response to an ageing population is for older people to carry on working and for pensions to be paid later in their lives.

In hindsight, war had been declared, but at the time, simple retribution seemed the obvious response, an act that was itself answered later in kind.