Sentence examples for more immediately obvious from inspiring English sources

More immediately obvious are the polished side tanks.

This is partially because women's role in reproduction -- the cycle of menstruation, pregnancy and delivery -- is more immediately obvious than the role that men play.

But the harm is actually more immediately obvious.

Cheaper devices have more pixels and a higher pixel density, and that's more immediately obvious than the top-end processor.

Yet change is coming, reckons Callas, pointing to the gradual breaking up of carrier financial monopolies — albeit that's more immediately obvious in certain European markets, such as the U.K., than in the U.S. — as an example of long-standing industry power structures finally shifting in the consumer's favor.

On the other hand, because ROT47 introduces numbers and symbols into the mix without discrimination, it is more immediately obvious that the text has been enciphered.

Based on the content you've included (and this might involve text blocks, images, graphic arrows and more), is it immediately obvious what action a visitor should take?

Two more things become immediately obvious -- one, this guy is working the train from back to front, and two, these blind men are on a collision course.

Beneath the surface lurks something far more intricate than is immediately obvious.

Cameron's telling us dreams should match people's desires in an obvious and more immediately profitable way.

Mirren, who doesn't bother to call herself a feminist (because "it's just fucking obvious"), is more immediately concerned about class inequality in the acting world.