Sentence examples for no less obvious from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah's military commitment in Syria is no less obvious.

And the officers' presence was no less obvious around Windsor's usually tranquil downtown.

At other times the queen has telegraphed her position in less public, but no less obvious ways.

The designer labels may be hidden, but they are no less obvious to the cognoscenti than those of Chanel or Prada -- and confer just as much social cachet.

The show is no less "obvious", in a sense, than Kay's standup, but that's fine, because the detail brings this everyday situation to such rich life.

For it is no less obvious to Muslims than to other people that some of God's orders leave gaps to be filled in, and that others require interpretation.

The answer is no! "Two less obvious factors predated the recession.

Are there any less obvious effects?

And when financial markets are subdued, a reforming policymaker cannot count on a stockmarket rally to reward him.But in most industries the underlying logic of the Anglo-Saxon model is no more or less obvious today than it was two years ago.

Yet a less obvious but no less urgent national security concern for Egypt is the situation in neighboring Sudan.

But on that momentous day you could catch a lot of other things going on that connect with some of the less obvious, no less portentous, aspects of his wonderful oration.