Sentence examples for making them obvious from inspiring English sources

And though she has taken these placements to the extreme — making them obvious is part of the gimmick — Lady Gaga isn't alone among musicians when it comes to incorporating brands into videos.

There is value locked up in Bitstamp and others, making them obvious targets.

His mother added wryly that bringing elderly people into public housing might make them obvious targets for criminals.

The thrill and popularity of shows such as Doctor Who and Sherlock make them obvious candidates for rides.

"These are different grant programs that we're not affiliated with, but we're trying to make them obvious to our research community," she said.

This all goes to make them obvious targets for employers seeking savings, though their low pay can redress things a little.

Investigators are reviewing recent attacks on American convoys hit by improvised explosives to see whether the routes had become so routine as to make them obvious targets.

WASHINGTON — IRELAND and Singapore have no natural resources that make them obvious places to manufacture the concentrate used in soda, nor have they developed innovative new soda-making techniques.

There were no Lions players whose performances in Brisbane last weekend were poor enough to make them obvious candidates for the chop yet Warren Gatland has been bold and sprung a surprise.

We don't like necessarily to talk about things too much, to make them obvious, and visual art is a lot more obvious than writing.

This makes them obvious targets for assay development.