Sentence examples for an obvious selection from inspiring English sources

When Nixon sought advice from senior Congressional leaders as a to a replacement, Ford's reputation for openness and decency made him an obvious selection.

He has combined two late groups, the second set of Four Impromptus and the Three Pieces D946, with the less well known Hüttenbrenner Variations D576: hardly an obvious selection but an intriguing start.

This has been a pivotal decision for Hodgson, although the scale of the field was wafer thin, and he may count himself fortunate that among the retirements he had such an obvious selection.

Although he was an obvious selection to tour England, Bradman's unorthodox style raised doubts that he could succeed on the slower English pitches.

Critical selection of album highlights has provided multiple standout tracks: Milton Savage unequivocally declares that "'Stone to Wake a Serpent' is an obvious selection: its ominous, horror-movie keyboard tones duel with Turner's most ferocious performance in some years", a pick Andrew Rennie of NOW shared.

Furthermore, the selection of patients in dependence of performed PCT measurements is an obvious selection bias.

In all, 11 of the 92 DCIS cases (11.9%) were ng 1, 37 (40.2%) ng 2 and 44 (47.8%) were ng 3. A similar distribution of the ng was seen in the remaining, unsuccessfully biopsied, DCIS, suggesting that the 92 cases were representative for a general DCIS population without any obvious selection biases (data not shown).

We could not establish any obvious selection bias of milk donors.

We conclude that the intrinsic likeliness of differential gene loss and the unlikeliness of HGT between organisms as different and distant as Archaea and Bacteria or even between many phyla within the same Domain (requiring several events without any obvious selection in most cases) bring in doubt the rampant character attributed to HGT by many authors.

Having also skippered England to Ashes glory, Cook was an obvious choice to get his fourth selection and second as captain, having achieved the honour two years ago, despite the 2-0 series defeat away to Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates.

I don't think anybody knows what his immigration stance is," Edward Alden, a senior fellow with the Council on Foreign Relations, told me, noting that Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, notorious for his anti-immigration platform, would have been a more obvious selection.