Sentence examples for more obvious if from inspiring English sources

The point about hypocrisy could scarcely be more obvious if Mr. Taylor were delivering a sermon.

Then again, the benefits of change may seem more obvious if Norwich fall short in their next game.

"They couldn't make it more obvious if they did skywriting over the building or set off flares".

They also dragged a device behind their vehicles to smooth out the ground and make it more obvious if someone crosses on foot.

Yet it's hard to see how the reason could be any more obvious: if you like Chest Fever, it's because of Garth Hudson.

That will be all the more obvious if Mr Putin becomes his prime minister, a position from which he is surely likely to remain, in effect, the ruler of the country.Ever since he became acting president on the last day of 1999, Mr Putin has moved progressively to snuff out even the faintest flickers of democracy that he inherited from Boris Yeltsin.

The signs are ever-more obvious, if not yet entirely open.

Providence Talks had more obvious value if you saw it as the beginning of a series of sustained interventions.

In the meantime it is becoming more and more obvious that if the Lord himself was Chief-of-Staff it would not make a difference and the President continues to be his own worst enemy.

That would be far more obvious to people if it weren't for this community of former diplomats effectively working for this foreign government".

Unilever has been squeezing out most of Indonesia's toothpaste for decades; now its fastest-growing product is ice-cream, followed by skincare products.James Castle, a consultant and former head of Indonesia's International Business Chamber, argues that, whereas big companies used to be able to ignore Indonesia for more obvious destinations, nowadays "if you're not here, you have to have a reason".