Sentence examples for cause is obvious from inspiring English sources
The cause is obvious: Fukushima Daiichi, the nuclear power plant.
The cause is obvious: the rise of mobile and tablet computers have allowed users to do more with less, be that replacing a laptop with an iPad, or simply never buying a full computer in the first place and going online with a smartphone.
As economist Justin Wolfers writes in the New York Times, "it's not yet clear whether the cause is obvious errors as pointed out by the newspaper, or judgment calls where perhaps the professional economist deserves the benefit of the doubt".The second question concerns how such errors came to be made, if errors they are.
The cause is obvious to those living in the county.
The cause is obvious in obstetrical injuries, whose risk factors have been well documented.
In that case, the immediate cause was obvious: the man died of anoxia, lack of oxygen to the brain.
The cause was obvious, according to Dr. Roush, now 42 and a philosophy professor at the University of California, Berkeley: the day before, she had been given a prescription decongestant with an ingredient suspected of causing strokes in young women.
The cause was obvious: substandard housing littered with peeling lead paint, and landlords who had no incentive to remove it because of a weak and unenforced inspection system.
An arrest was presumed to be of cardiac origin if no other cause was obvious or likely, according to the Utstein definitions [ 19].
In the case of the Greens, the immediate causes are obvious enough.
