Sentence examples for obvious address from inspiring English sources

He was surprised to learn that no one, including the museum, had staked a claim on an obvious address: WhitneyBiennial.com.

The obvious address for Britain's supreme court was supremecourt.uk – an address that was available but one that the court was not allowed to use.

The site for the new president, Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, can be found at www.nationtv.org, not an obvious address for the official government.

Those state and local lists of registered voters include the obvious addresses and phone numbers and party registration where available.

In addition to the obvious addresses, like www.paritate.lv and www.paritate.com, it has laid claim to www.anonymousbanking.com and www.offshore-account.com.

Executives must question the obvious and address challenges with new, multi-layered approaches.

Salon, house magazine of the Internet's techno-trendies, has had a face-lift and moved to the obvious new address, www.salon.com This will ease the lives of people who could never remember to type salonmagazine or salonmag instead.

The considerations during the cold war were far more straightforward: a Soviet missile would leave an obvious return address, allowing the United States to respond with no doubt as to the source of the attack.

Another cavil was that if a country like Iran did build a nuclear bomb, it might smuggle it in, say, an anonymous shipping container rather than using a missile that would have an obvious return address and invite retaliation.Nevertheless, the Bush administration vigorously pursued missile defence, withdrawing from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty in 2002.

While the first problem can be solved by replacing the atomic broadcast algorithm for crash-stop failures with one that tolerates byzantine failures [16], the second problem is less obvious to address.

She parses the obvious and addresses her book to consumers, often drawing upon personal experience to tell them more than they need to know.