Sentence examples for most obviously from from inspiring English sources
When the Mets traded Rodriguez, they benefited most obviously from a financial standpoint.
Harri's surroundings bristle with half-understood menace, most obviously from the alcoholics, dealers, petty criminals and teenage members of the Dell Farm Crew gang who shadow the estate.
The outlook is for further large reductions in consumer spending, most obviously from rising unemployment and pay freezes or reductions in pay.
On Zimbabwe, he sounds keener to see the back of Robert Mugabe, so far without success.What differentiates Mr Zuma most obviously from Mr Mbeki is his copious charm, his readiness to listen, and his happy, relaxed manner.
The album takes its title from a novel by Nigerian writer Amos Tutola, and what differentiates it most obviously from the Heads sound is that David Byrne doesn't sing on it.
The notion that there are lots of Bowies, and that he is a sort of human compass, pointing the way for misfits adrift and repressed in a world of conformity, comes most obviously from the fact that he changed his sound and his appearance repeatedly throughout the 1960s and 70s without diminishing the qualities that made him so magnetic to his fans.
The poor have most obviously benefited from this transformation of the Brazilian economy, and this is reflected in the polls.
The 1962 war was an act of Chinese aggression most obviously springing from China's desire for western Aksai Chin, a lofty plain linking Xinjiang to Tibet.
It is the spirit most obviously lacking from the lift lobbies, windowless access corridors and car-friendly roads of standardised developers' products.
In his Medea, Robertson has most obviously drawn from the well the extraordinary tensions that animate the dialogue between the estranged Jason and Medea.
It combines this experience with an overview of the relevant literature to identify lessons for incorporation into policy, and problem areas which would most obviously benefit from additional research.
