Sentence examples for as may be obvious from inspiring English sources
Her in-laws, as may be obvious, take their religious practices very seriously.
Divergence in aggressive or mating behaviour, however, may be associated with traits such as pheromones that may be obvious to the animals involved, but less obvious to researchers.
Some similarities are only to be expected – a core with lines branching off it may be obvious as well as functional, and later transport engineers are likely to have been influenced by the work of earlier ones – but there are others which are harder to explain.
The presentation of shock may be obvious as in a patient with the ultimate shock state, cardiac arrest or mildly as in the patient with decompensated cardiac failure.
The reference may be obvious, as in using a word like "spring" or "autumn" to indicate the season, or it might be subtler.
In some cases, the choice of representation may be obvious, such as length which has a natural scientific representation in SI units.
This may be obvious, but as several authors [ 43, 44] have already pointed out, the treatment approaches used after TKA vary greatly among rehabilitation providers.
The argument may be "obvious" to Gatwick, as its campaign slogan goes, but not to local campaigners.
It may be obvious that some material objects do not have the same size and shape as a point; that is, it may be obvious that some material objects are at least scattered.
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