Sentence examples for more obvious today from inspiring English sources

During his 2009 re-election campaign, he called it "more obvious today than ever," and he promoted a "five-borough economic opportunity plan".

But the big technologies of the 2030s are no more obvious today than fracking was in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

That requirement, Army officers say, is more obvious today, even though the Army's role in fighting terrorism in Afghanistan and beyond remains at least classified, and probably still undecided.

This has become even more obvious today.

It's only become more obvious this year, thanks to Brexit and the US presidential elections.

Claire Danes' pregnancy was a little more obvious this week, so it was handy that she spent most of it sitting behind a desk.

There is an oddity that has existed throughout the Republican primary campaign but which has grown more obvious this week, as the race's aperture has opened to take in more than the earliest states.

The truth is, the passion has been diminishing for some time, but is more obvious this year given that the closeness of the race would seem to stir some excitement.

If it wasn't clear already, millennial values are American values, which is perhaps more obvious this week with the Supreme Court's decisions around same-sex marriage, health care, and housing discrimination, which were significantly more in line with millennial thinking than with the baby boom generation.

CWA's concern in the issue was more obvious earlier this year, when GOP obstructionism threatened to shut down the National Labor Relations Board.

Then there's the more obvious 2015 horror film, Unfriended, a look into the dangers of a constantly connected generation.