Sentence examples for maybe not obvious from inspiring English sources

But then the incentive structure to do it that way is maybe not obvious.

Here are some things--obvious and maybe not so obvious--to think about as you make your corner of the world as safe as possible.

Back in a different and maybe not immediately obvious way, but back nonetheless.

If you're from a wealthy background, it's maybe not so obvious.

With characters like Tracer, maybe not an obvious fit, it's what separates life and death.

"Maybe not an obvious mistake, but a loss of concentration, giving the forward a metre of space.

It's another form of assistance, maybe not as obvious as direct assistance but certainly another form," said Robert Willens, an expert on tax accounting who runs a firm of the same name.

"It wasn't a Google-designed language and maybe not the obvious choice — but it really was the best choice," she told me.

"All the new components that are arriving in the car are maybe not so obvious but there are some steps we have to do in terms of developing the car for more consistency," he said.

Obvious stories of selection and survival of the fittest that are found in common biology textbooks include lions eating slow wildebeests (predator prey), (maybe not so obvious) selection for "hurricane genes" in coastal plain trees (environmental pressure), and selection pressures on camouflaged English peppered moths (environmental pressure and predator prey).

Again, maybe not an obvious choice for the very top tier, but follow the logic chain here.