Sentence examples for more obvious once from inspiring English sources

But this only makes it more obvious, once the real Dickens shows up, that the novel was written in monthly installments over two years, with all the choppiness, repetition, dead-end characters and improbable connections that entails.

MR: With the aftermath of the Obama election, it's becoming more obvious that once you become President, "they" tell you, "Okay, this is how it's going to be".

In the case of politically inspired suicide, the motives are at once more obvious and more elusive.

"The corporate and wholesale nature of HSBC's Swiss' apparent involvement in what amounts to grave cross border crime makes it all the more obvious that the relevant evidence, once it came the attention of HMRC, should have been the subject of urgent and sustained criminal investigation".

"The corporate and wholesale nature of HSBC Swiss's apparent involvement in what amounts to grave cross border crime makes it all the more obvious that the relevant evidence, once it came the attention of HMRC, should have been the subject of urgent and sustained criminal investigation".

But he says there's something else that Nato needs to make more obvious - and that's its resolve to respond once Article 5 has been triggered.

Once inside, Metz's impact was even more obvious.

The novel's themes are at once more expansive than Netherland's and more obvious.

Once the Guide gets through those gates, it becomes more obvious why Channel 4 has pitched up here.

More obvious solutions would be more difficult, and the hidden, "proper" paths easier to execute once deduced.

If symptoms returned in children with more obvious wheezing disorders, parents were encouraged to start another short ICS course themselves or the GP would prescribe it once again.