Sentence examples for may not obviously from inspiring English sources

Sherlock Holmes, the cleverest man in the world, and Donald Trump, who becomes US president on Friday, may not obviously have much in common.

A draw in the FA Cup against a team 20 places below you in the Championship may not obviously be cause for much celebration but for West Bromwich Albion relief and joy emerged in what was a glorious and chaotic fifth-round tie.

But they disapprove of other recent provocations, such as Mr Copé's claim that there is a growing "anti-white racism" in heavily immigrant corners of the country.As for the other parties, Mr Copé's victory may not obviously help the far-right National Front.

In this study there was no significant difference of ALAT of the treated groups with the control group suggesting that M.africana seed extract may not obviously cause liver toxicity.

Some informed consent agreements may not obviously cover subsequent uses of data.

The starting time of frosting may not be obviously influenced.

They may not look obviously disabled, so are targeted as "scroungers".

However, no direct effects of wind turbines on affective and cognitive measures were found, suggesting wind parks may not have obviously effects on people's objective disturbance.

But if CBO doesn't, the Senate bill may not look obviously worse than the House bill on this point (14 million lose Medicaid coverage under the House bill according to CBO).

"I always wanted to make something to be played in a club that would move people, but at the same time be musical, and bring a lighter, more fluid element," Mr Holland says".Magnetica" comes out at a time when the culture of musical mash-ups combining two elements that may or may not be obviously cohesive is still thriving.

All three may not seem obviously related, but there is something they all share: large user numbers.