Sentence examples for even more obvious why from inspiring English sources

Thus, it's obvious why real "reform" should set minimum standards of progressive regulation, not maximum limits of such regulation, and even more obvious why that same reform should encourage (or at least permit) state regulatory institutions to go further than federal standards if their constituents (via their legislatures, etc).

Their paradoxical behavior is even more obvious when the immune mechanism of acceptance is examined.

And of course also, your anxiety's more likely to be disregulated if you've had people do bad things to you, and therefore that's an even more obvious reason why you would jump to the conclusion that it's external, rather than just your anxiety system misfiring too much.

If the financial returns to staying in education were even more obvious, of course, the results would be even better.Which is why, with its characteristic hyperactivity, the government is labouring to make vocational qualifications more appealing to both students and (just as important) employers.

"Fat" is even more obvious.

Once inside, Metz's impact was even more obvious.

For restaurateurs the benefits are even more obvious.

Of course, the downside was even more obvious.

Coria's connection to Vilas is even more obvious.

The awkwardness of Schumann is even more obvious.

But the psychological impact is even more obvious.