Sentence examples for is clearly obvious from inspiring English sources

The need for a data exchange standard that allows disparate entities and their associated devices in a manufacturing system to share data seamlessly is clearly obvious.

Because of the increasing number of aerial and satellite sensors and the need for data processing in different applications, the necessity of having automated tools for the interpretation and analysis of digital images is clearly obvious.

"I think it is clearly obvious that crimes have been committed by the leadership," he declared, after urging Iraq's fragmented opposition groups - in a series of meetings at the Foreign Office yesterday - to close ranks.

It is clearly obvious the defender's departure would leave a massive hole in a squad that looked set for a top-10 finish last term until they suffered a dreadful hangover after the FA Cup semi-final hammering by Stoke.

JOSH GRAY Roxbury, Conn., Sept. 4, 2012 To the Editor: It is clearly obvious that the scientists did not take taste into account in determining differences between organic and nonorganic produce.

It is clearly obvious that neither Ferragni nor her friends are out of shape, and are rather slim.

Is he ready to lead America?" "It's clearly obvious the worse Al Gore does in the polls, the more negative he gets," said Dan Bartlett, a Bush spokesman.

"He was trailing in the fight, that was clearly obvious.

The qualities that motivated these concerns were clearly obvious from the moment he entered the seminary.

It's clearly obvious that not many experiments work perfectly the first time around, so adding this touch of humor will let you – and the interviewer – laugh at the notion a little, thereby lightening the mood.

Pereira added on Monday that "it was clearly obvious Manning wasn't beyond the correct red line," which, by the way, the N.F.L. pays no attention to when its replay booth at each stadium examines disputed plays.