Sentence examples for be obvious in the from inspiring English sources

That may be obvious in the case of something like sales, but Dutch advertising firms with better-looking executives also had better revenue than their similarly placed competitors.

It is the apparent lack of vibrant chemistry on Mars -- the signs of which could be obvious in the air, as they are on Earth -- that makes me think Mars has no Martians.

Most damning though is the fact that if the trials are correct, and circumcision provides major protection from sexually transmitted HIV infection, then the impact should be obvious in the wider population.

Zachary has a lively style, and the appeal of his ideas to the market's true believers should be obvious in the context of recent controversies over free trade and the World Trade Organization.

The personal income tax increase this year should by itself have a negative short-term effect on employment — but too small to be obvious in the aggregate employment statistics.

In these cases, the problem of using the constructed n, k vs. n, k derived from new laboratory data may not be obvious in the mid-IR emission bands, but is very clear in the VIS-NIR.

That was obvious in the first set.

The difference in expectations was obvious in the postgame celebrations.

Well, Jean Vigo's influence is obvious in "The 400 Blows".

His free-flowing certainty was obvious in the final game.

This is obvious in the first big duet.