Sentence examples for as should be obvious from inspiring English sources

However, as should be obvious, no same-sex couple has the power to remove a child from his or her genetic parents against their will.

But he was angry long before he went blind, as should be obvious to anyone familiar with his published writings, especially such sour tales of marital discord as "A Couple of Hamburgers" and "The Breaking Up of the Winships".

As should be obvious from the phrase "ear-marked for future generations", Norway created an investment fund from its oil revenue stream, that should not be raided for current expenditure, precisely as a safeguard against a time when oil prices might start to drop.

As should be obvious, Nishida's thought underwent extensive changes over the course of four decades.

However, as should be obvious, we are not in such a period because the last recession ended years ago.

And as should be obvious, it is hardly in Israel's interest to degrade international law protecting civilians.

As it should be obvious, not every tech worker needs to be in Silicon Valley.

That Mr. Sokurov has as much creative exuberance as any living filmmaker should be obvious from the miles of celluloid he's exposed.

"I ran out of money, basically," he says, annoyed, as if it should be obvious that after 25 years of crisscrossing the globe, doing whatever he pleased, he suddenly ran out of cash and came home.

Then, it trips out, according to my friend – said quite unselfconsciously, rather as though it should be obvious to all; for a moment, I actually think I've somehow missed the story – that the FT, having flirted with and then turned down an acquisition offer from Bloomberg, is now talking to Thomson Reuters.

As such, it should be obvious why both are so heavily involved in the project (others on the graph include Nokia and BlackBerry maker RIM).