Sentence examples for obvious 1 from inspiring English sources

The keys for this game were pretty obvious: 1. LeBron James is running this team, and running this well.

The restraints of both applied approaches are obvious: (1) the availability and reliability of auxiliary statistical information varies substantially across countries, and (2) restrictions in the array of available information on nonresponding units limit the explanatory power of the analyses.

In almost all the presented models in the literature two major drawbacks are obvious: (1) the active and reactive power demands increase equally, constantly, or at the same rate, while in the real world, this hardly ever occurs, and (2) the lack of consideration or misinterpretation of the demand power factor (DPF).

I believe the following to be true, but not necessarily obvious: 1.

The principal reasons for emigration are obvious 1: improvement in quality of life (higher level of security, increase in revenue …) and their career prospects.

The bilateral second-to-fourth metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joints were assessed radiographically as follows: 0 = not obvious, 1 = marginal osteoporosis, and 2 = erosion.

White threatens to take on b5, winning another pawn and at the same time liberating knight and bishop, so Black's first move looks obvious: 1…b4, exploiting the pin on the long diagonal and threatening to capture on c3.

"That was not entirely obvious 125 years ago".

Notice that five clubs, in the obvious 6-2 fit, would have been hopeless.

Mick Jagger might be the most obvious 60s icon who's kept on rocking.

Mallon sometimes embraces the obvious ("84 Charing Cross Road"), sometimes avoids it altogether ("Cyrano"!).