Sentence examples for made obvious that from inspiring English sources

In his final speech as chairman, Mr. Cleghorn suggested that he, Mr. Green and the other retiring directors left early because the early proxy returns made obvious that their removal was inevitable.

He said that it was November Inc.'s responsibility to register him as a lobbyist, but he added that he did not insist the company do so because it would have made obvious that he was making inappropriate contacts on Capitol Hill.

Neuroscience has made obvious that human decisions are prepared by the unconsciousness.

"The key rule in the code is that adverts should be identified as such and it should be made obvious that you are being advertised to".

Price declared that the song made obvious that Swift would have much success for years to come at the time.

Can it be made obvious that this is not a zero-sum game, but that all sides stand to gain if adults learn to support children in the exercise of their right to be heard?

"It's one way of making obvious that you don't begin with a white page," he said.

The close-up of these three species first familiarizes the viewer with the embryos and makes obvious that there are similarities and differences among them.

The record thus makes obvious that the "problem" the majority in the General Assembly sought to remedy was emerging support for the minority party.

This critique of the report makes obvious that APA is doing its best to slip past the problem rather than learn from it.

The result is nevertheless noteworthy as it makes obvious that to a certain extent physicians are not able to fully transfer their risk estimation to their patients.