Sentence examples for frequent and obvious from inspiring English sources

Laptops, because of their value and small size, are frequent and obvious targets of theft but in this case the Federal Bureau of Investigation has begun an investigation at the request of Qualcomm executives.

That said, Lowe pleaded guilty in response to the most frequent and obvious criticism of the service, which is simply that it is losing money at a phenomenal rate and only survives by frequent cash infusions.

When we became a couple, the warning signs that he wasn't the person I believed he was became more frequent and more obvious.

However, frequent extinction events and obvious signs of inbreeding depression highlight the vulnerability of small isolated populations.

Discrimination is frequent and much more obvious than you'd think".

Andreas Mazarakis, representative of 'Thetiki Foni' notes that "despite the European conviction, the Greek legal work framework is still incomplete and in combination with the stigma, it is unable to cover vulnerable social groups, such as HIV positive individuals and as a result, discrimination is frequent and much more obvious than you'd think".

At first it was just an occasional episode, but then, a few days before she came to the hospital, the trips to the bathroom became more frequent and the blood more obvious.

That allows airlines to deflect the criticism as unserious hyperbole, and consumers to dismiss it as media piling on against an frequent, obvious and easy target.

"Their connection to the Lower East Side is clear and obvious from the iconic Paul's Boutique and through the frequent lyrical references in their songs.

These spontaneously mentioned risks offer a heuristic [fast and frugal judgment, cf. [ 24] of frequent or obvious risks in mental health.

Makes complete and obvious sense.