Sentence examples for no longer obvious from inspiring English sources

The affinities, such as they are, are no longer obvious.

Where that call will lead is no longer obvious.

True, it is no longer obvious what constitutes an "official" view.

It was no longer obvious that autumn would follow summer in 2008.

But it's no longer obvious what it means to be "liberal" or "conservative" on foreign policy.

In some volumes the original page order was no longer obvious because of loose pages and missing page numbers.

With a development of new computing architectures this partition is no longer so obvious.

Moreover, it is no longer so obvious who is calling the shots.

The badges of cool are no longer so obvious as in his streetwear days.

The Lib Dems are no longer an obvious vehicle for delivering a protest vote.

Given its raft of problems, it is no longer an obvious target for even a healthier rival, like Deutsche Bank.