Sentence examples for it makes obvious from inspiring English sources

It makes obvious sense, does it not?

It makes obvious sense in a place like India, where there is more of a need.

It makes obvious sense to managers, but it is culturally irresponsible.

It makes obvious sense for a secretary of state to want at his side a personal appointee possessing specialist knowledge, to argue with entrenched interests.

Within an HMO, it makes obvious sense to manage chronic patients' care to reduce expensive disease progression, acute episodes and hospital admissions.But five of the offices where nurses are paid by Geisinger, including Dr Kilduff, are private practices which accept many other insurers too.

But it insisted that most of the country was getting a high-quality service: "It makes obvious sense that, for many patients, accessing the NHS by phone is often the quickest and easiest way to get advice and speak to a doctor or nurse when needed.

It's our best record and out biggest seller, so it made obvious sense for it to be a part of this DVD.

Not only do the facts bear this out, it also makes obvious logical sense!

It doesn't make obvious sense".

That's not good, but it makes it obvious we're going to have to work together to fix this".

And it makes transparently obvious that the agenda underlying the European Union itself is fundamentally anti-democratic.