Sentence examples for more obvious prospects from inspiring English sources

The Cubs' top two pitchers were more obvious prospects.

But with each hearing, it becomes more obvious that prospects for a robust census are unlikely to improve considerably unless and until the next president brings in new leaders.

Yes, in the first few years after graduation, STEM and business majors have more obvious job prospects — especially in engineering and computer science.

And these three events have suddenly made this prospect much more obvious, even though the mayor of New York (whoever that turns out to be) and attorney general (and president and Congress) have not yet realized it.

In many ways Ms Merkel's ambivalence has done more to damage Turkey's prospects than the more obvious hostility of France and Cyprus.If it is bad policy to freeze the negotiations, and impossible to continue them, what is the alternative?

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

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.

Tencent said it is “cautious” about the short-term prospects of online advertising "given the economy in China is slowing down and its effect may become more obvious after the Olympics event".

Nowadays, it's more obvious".

The impact is more obvious.

Other benefits are more obvious.