Sentence examples for most obvious next from inspiring English sources

But utter it he does: "What's next?" The most obvious next step is to be host of a show earlier in the evening -- in the coveted 11 30 period, made famous by Jack Paar and Johnny Carson.

Sure, Google will join the media business, but that's just the most obvious next step.

The most obvious next step would be for a council of top regulators, the so-called Financial Stability Oversight Council, to vote on designating money market funds as systemically important, which would pave the way for stricter regulations.

The most obvious next step was to start generating low-carbon heat, so Adnams is in the process of installing an anaerobic digestion plant adjacent to its distribution centre in Reydon.

The most obvious next step is for the Triple Crown races to follow suit and change the way 2-year-olds earn selection for entry in the Derby, the Preakness and the Belmont.. Counting graded stakes earnings from early 2-year-old stakes races is the compelling factor in rushing young horses to the track, shortening their careers and undermining the Breeders' Cup.

Online video editing is the most obvious next direction for video sharing and Yahoo! just bought Jumpcut this morning.

The debt of "Monk" to Arthur Conan Doyle becomes most obvious this week, when John Turturro guest-stars as Monk's older brother Ambrose.

But as Menendez pointed out, "while those guys might be the cult classics getting a remake in Imax, Democrats can certainly claim the most obvious summer reboot" with front-runner Hillary Clinton.

Asthmatics showed dose-related decrements in forced expiratory performance and increases in symptoms, most obvious at 1000 and 2000 micrograms/m3.

Pension funds represent the most obvious example (OECD 2011; Soneji and King 2012).

The most obvious sentiments last week were suddenly not trite, but simple and newly true.