Sentence examples for it's less obvious from inspiring English sources

It's less obvious that Kenya's fate is as much a strategic concern to Western democracies as it is a humanitarian one.

While it sounds reasonable for a primary-care doctor to get an opinion about a rash or a chest X-ray via computer, it's less obvious that a patient's mental health could be assessed this way.

Let's start with the external, since it's less obvious.

While the Education Department makes clear that gag orders are illegal in the case of investigations that have been resolved, it's less obvious to what extent a school can limit a student's speech about their own case while an investigation or disciplinary process is ongoing.

It's less obvious that the company produces sensors that could smell a sick person's breath, bodily fluids or a wound and diagnose infections or disease from their odor.

Hopefully it's less obvious than that.

Now as India's coach it is less obvious how much power he holds.

The wound was clearly visible on Mr. Obama's lower lip, but it was less obvious on television than in person.

But it is less obvious that Dworkin's egalitarianism will take us far into the realm of contentious social issues like abortion.

It is less obvious in Sartre's case that one of the requirements overrides the other.

It was less obvious on Thursday night on Arthur's Seat, where NVA's participatory artwork was taking place, as it will for the rest of the month.