Sentence examples for longer obvious from inspiring English sources
The affinities, such as they are, are no longer obvious.
Where that call will lead is no longer obvious.
True, it is no longer obvious what constitutes an "official" view.
But it's no longer obvious what it means to be "liberal" or "conservative" on foreign policy.
Well, first, recognize that this has become a judgment call so the answer is no longer obvious or mandated by logic.
In the document, Lord Cromer was quoted as saying of Mr. Schlesinger, "it was no longer obvious to him that the United States could not use force".
Moreover, it is no longer so obvious who is calling the shots.
The Lib Dems are no longer an obvious vehicle for delivering a protest vote.
Given its raft of problems, it is no longer an obvious target for even a healthier rival, like Deutsche Bank.
Simply penciling in Tina Fey for a Sarah Palin bit was no longer the obvious call now that the election was over.
Yet for all the impact of technology on everything from cutting carbon emissions (through the use of smart grids or hybrid cars) to organising demonstrations (like UK Uncut) it is no longer so obvious that the innovations that matter most are innovations in things.
