Sentence examples for obvious articles from inspiring English sources

It is the less obvious articles that follow that we should be most worried about.

The obvious articles, low-hanging fruit like "China," "Moses" and "Homer Simpson," have been written and rewritten hundreds of times.

. It's in the running for the most obvious article ever written on the subject.

As Correa notes, Paragraph 5b merely states the obvious: Article 31 of TRIPS only requires certain conditions for the granting of compulsory licenses, "but it does not limit the grounds on which such licenses can be granted"[ 12].

Sometimes it's obvious why articles are searched for: there's a reason everyone wants to read James Thurber's "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" (the recent film, which was also reviewed by Anthony Lane).

Judge Cote asked Mr. Snyder whether Apple took the position that it had not understood that the publishers were forming a collective effort to raise prices industrywide, when the fact they were working together seemed obvious from articles published by The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

This trend becomes obvious for articles with more than 5 authors.

Between January and August 2013, Bohannon submitted obvious false articles to 304 scientific journals.

Each title and abstract of references was screened by two authors to exclude obvious irrelevant articles with disagreement resolved by consensus.

In addition to delete and keep, you can also vote for other outcomes such as redirecting the article to another one, merging the article to another one, having the article be speedy deleted or speedy kept (if it's obvious the article shouldn't be deleted and the discussion should be ended early), or moving the article to user space.

He wants GM's managers, as well as its investors, to understand that strong medicine is called for.Whether a triple dose of carmakers is the right remedy is less obvious (see article).