Sentence examples for has not obviously from inspiring English sources

Kyoto's approach has not obviously paid off.

It has not obviously overinvested, but it has often invested unwisely.

Professional soccer in Europe has always been unbalanced, he says, but this has not obviously diminished its popularity.

Yet Mr Miliband, who delivered a stumbling, at times plaintive, performance in parliament, has not obviously profited from Mr Cameron's defeat.

Some locals complain that the region has not obviously benefited through the many Cabinet ministers whose (safe) seats cluster in the north-east.

Although it has destroyed a lot of Hizbullah's long-range missiles and killed a claimed 530 of its fighters, Israel has not obviously weakened Hizbullah, nor beaten it back to the Litani River, nor got back the two soldiers whose capture started it all.

It's watching the data, and the cycle of easing hasn't obviously ended.

American managers have not obviously been keen on renunciation in the past decade.But could business schools change this?

This concerns how we know things which we have not obviously learnt, the assumption being that our DNA carries memories of languages and places.

But the Fulham team had not obviously been weakened - because of how bad they had were on Saturday, and also because of the calibre and experience of players coming in.

But they have not, obviously, made life easier for the companies involved especially with inflation getting out of hand.