Sentence examples for making obvious to from inspiring English sources

Twitter recently announced it had outsourced the back-end delivery of its sports streams to BAMTech, which powers over 25,000 live events, making obvious to all that it will instead dedicate many more resources to try to make the live video experience as good as it can be for football fans.

The changeover was made obvious to Abu Khattala, according to the FBI's lead Benghazi agent, Michael M. Clarke.

As Schultz notes, Mailer was a bold, quicksilver "philosopher," whereas the far less introspective Buckley always tended to see himself as a mere "salesman" for certainties he was duty-bound to make obvious to others.

That was made obvious to the world with our amazing first international Disrupt conference held earlier this month in Beijing.

It's perhaps concerning that the use of this technology may not be made obvious to the average consumer.

"It was made obvious to me since my ratification, and over recent days, following a meeting with county officers, that my plans and ambitions for moving forward were not matched by all concerned.

This design and clear learning pathway was implemented to make obvious to the student the actions required to achieve specified learning outcomes.

But to techies like Duffy it makes obvious sense to take advantage of the growing power and ubiquity of digital networks, wired and wireless alike.

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.

Morales has made obvious efforts to curry favor with Trump by making Guatemala the second country to move its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

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