Sentence examples for more obvious answer from inspiring English sources

But is not the more obvious answer that almost anyone can have children, and most people do?

The more obvious answer, according to Lisa Diamond, an associate professor of psychology who studies same-sex sexuality at the University of Utah, is that men see a woman sleeping with another woman as "maybe a Katy Perry thing" and not all that threatening, whereas women see a man's having sex with another man as proof, in her mind, that "You're gay".

(At least one West German newspaper, the Frankfurter Rundschau, asked itself the obvious question, long overdue — why so many people who must have known, for instance, the record of Wolfgang Immerwahr Frankel had kept silent — and then came up with the even more obvious answer: "Because they themselves felt incriminated").

"The more obvious answer for the landslide of votes from Germany, the penultimate country to vote for Spain, which tipped the result Massiel's way is - rather boringly - she went on a really popular German TV show the week before the contest to perform her song.

What's more, it seems the more obvious answer for these smaller companies is to simply use public cloud resources.

The more obvious answer for why there has been an increase in energy input is that it is the consequence of the food environment [ 46].

More obvious answers: choose the app that's right for your brand's audience, and if both are suitable, create videos for each that make use of its unique aspects, rather than shoving the same footage into both.

In four countries, the gap between contributions and revenues is expected to be 10% or more of GDP.The obvious answer is that people will have to work longer.

The simple, more or less obvious answer is that the exclusion principle is the cost to pay for the dramatically greater molecular versatility of proteins compared to RNA.

Building more prisons is the obvious answer.

The obvious answer was more home runs.