Sentence examples for obvious as to whether from inspiring English sources

While it is not totally obvious as to whether this sort of activity is considered illegal under the UK Terrorism Act 2006, a clear case could be made that it is.

However, it has not been obvious as to whether this simple strategy is applicable when DSMM becomes complicated.

This raises the obvious question as to whether the policy of not giving way to certain demands made by hostage-takers is the correct one to follow.

Apart from the obvious issue as to whether individuals can afford to put money away – up to £11,280 this year – the market has changed.

Leaving aside the obvious question as to whether the public would rather a) watch attractive people going at it while alone, or b) imagine slightly less attractive people going at it in an opaque box in the company of a studio audience, I'm suspicious of this idea that "real" sex needs to be reclaimed from porn.

The observation is now so obvious as to be banal.

And they are so obvious as to be beyond debate.

This is pretty obvious as to why it's suspicious.

There is an obvious source of evidence as to whether use of e­cigarettes leads to an increase or reduction in tobacco smoking: the trajectories of sales of e­cigarettes and tobacco cigarettes.

From all the aforementioned data, it is obvious that controversy still exists as to whether postprandial or fasting BG should be targeted, and it is not exactly known at which point the benefit of lowering BG stops and the harm begins.

The obvious relationships to compounds used in contemporary PVC raised the question as to whether the coating in the samples is actually PVC.