Sentence examples for more obvious one from inspiring English sources

But a more obvious one is lack of political will.

The more obvious one is technology: think what ATMs did for banking.

Like Cook, Root is a masterful player of spin and a more obvious one.

And so was the more obvious one that it prompted: It's not just that most insects are outside our moral universe, we're also completely outside theirs.

The more obvious one is the comeback of the North American oil and gas industry thanks to shale gas and oil.

The second point is a more obvious one: Felix is just far more pessimistic than Bernanke (and than Obama) about the prospects for the U.S. economy in 2009 and beyond.

Greater social and economic prospects are two of the more obvious ones, studies suggest.

The Railway Inspectorate is looking at the underlying causes as well as any more obvious ones.

THE homes began to see substantial changes, first as some became rooming houses, then more obvious ones.

One of the more obvious ones is to legalise basement residences, but very few politicians want to touch the issue, for fear of alienating the Nimbys on the community boards.

But maybe that's the lesson this film holds for adults, along with the more obvious ones it offers young people: the difficult troubles teenagers can face have a way of making even the best-trained, best-intentioned among us look clueless.