Sentence examples for be equally obvious from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an equal manner; in equal shares or proportion; with equal and impartial justice; without difference; alike; evenly; justly; as, equally taxed, furnished, etc.
- They shared equally in the spoils.
What may not be equally obvious is that he's doing the same thing on the economic front.
Given the magnitude of these reforms and the political fallout from the failed crisis politics of the last few years, it should be equally obvious that such major new integration steps also represent the limit of the elitist integration process.
The movement that has sprung up to demand police accountability is voicing another principle that should be equally obvious: if the killing of an officer carries wider social implications, a killing at the hands of an officer does, too.
Just as there is a broad consensus that rebuilding our transportation and communication infrastructure is essential to the economic future of our country, it should be equally obvious that similar investment in what is routinely called by politicians our greatest resource, our children, is wise and just.
The political necessity for this technology should be equally obvious, but is not.
And it may be equally obvious we need seeds in order to have food.
But it is equally obvious that this country's potential is nowhere near being met.
The rest is equally obvious.
IN the toilet tissue aisle, price differences are equally obvious.
It is obvious nonsense, and it is equally obvious that it is politically inspired.
On the second point, it's equally obvious that Woodward was the one who erred.
