Sentence examples for are especially obvious from inspiring English sources

Though offers of free rent are especially obvious in advertisements for new buildings, where landlords have a clean slate of apartments to fill, they are also available in occupied buildings.

Small coppers (Lycaena phlaeas) and speckled woods (Pararge aegeria) fly late in the year, but two species in particular are especially obvious now.

This can lead to significant reductions of the computation task and time because only a fraction of the workspace may need to be investigated for a symmetric mechanism, the merits of which are especially obvious if discretization algorithms are used.

Securing oil supply by autarky and/or diversifying the supplying countries are especially obvious in the US and Chinese strategies although China seems to follow a hybrid strategy, investing in fossil energy security combined with an increase in renewables.

The changes from NFI5 to NFI7 are especially obvious, reflecting the strategic shift in China's forest policy from timber production to ecological conservation at the turn of the century.

This time, the points of contrast are especially obvious, even glaring.

That's especially obvious in England.

But on that evening his outrage was especially obvious, his sense of injustice palpable.

The spontaneous appearance of order is especially obvious when the water vapour condenses into snow crystals.

Softness of tint is especially obvious in "Simulacra No. 11" by Annette DeFeo of Newfield or "Untitled" by Jason Nocito.

This is especially obvious, and painful, with figures like John Kerry, who has tried to have it both ways.