Sentence examples for may obviously be from inspiring English sources

It's always hard to summon up political will for change, no matter how beneficial the change may obviously be.

The two best seem to be that recorded evidence is somehow always more powerful than reported or second-hand evidence, however reliable the reported evidence may obviously be.

Obama's perceived flaws are the ancient effeminate ones, of the kind that a bigoted tradition ascribed to women; above all, the criticism reflects the President's unapologetic distaste for violent confrontation and for making loud threats, no matter how empty those threats may obviously be.

This may obviously be seen as a weakness.

The strategy for investigating the relationship between the two diseases may obviously be reversed looking for the occurrence of headache in depressed persons without headache.

Introduction: Peroperative cardiac arrests(PAC) are rarely studied(1 4).Incidence and outcome are influenced by numerous factors with overall survival ranging from 32 to 55 %.There is a lack of data for PAC occurring in angiographic and cardiac catheterism patients(PACANGIO) while they may obviously be at risk.Moreover, anesthetic care is not codified in these settings.

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.

Finally it should be noted that distance and travel costs may obviously not be the only limiting factors restricting the access to medical care for patients with lower socioeconomic status.

Mr Denton replied: "I don't accept the construction you're putting on it, sir. It may obviously have been an error somewhere along the line but there was definitely nothing deliberate in withholding statements".

Though it may contribute, smell obviously isn't the be-all-end-all of finding a perfect match, according to Beauchamp, and given that we have one of the least-sensitive noses of all animals, humans can't consciously choose based on smell anyway.

But though most of these shows may still reach New York, they obviously aren't here now.