Sentence examples for obvious better from inspiring English sources

HONG KONG — The goals of president-elect Benigno S. Aquino III of the Philippines are obvious: better governance and faster, more equal economic growth.

Officer Oscar Carias, who was enjoying his first official day on scooter patrol, said he thought the vehicle's merits were obvious: better visibility, longer sight lines.

The sources of the savings are obvious: better integration of health and social care can provide older people with the support they need to stay out of hospital and, if they do need medical treatment, integrated services can help get them out of hospital and into cheaper, more comfortable intermediate care beds.

Our current results suggested no obvious better performance of presepsin than PCT in the diagnosis of sepsis.

Different from the GaN epilayers, the InN nanorods grown on the Ti films did not show obvious better alignment than those grown on the bare glass substrates (Fig. 3a, d).

The aim of this approach is to reduce the number of patients undergoing radical hysterectomy followed by chemo-radiation as this leads to substantially more morbidity than either treatment alone, without obvious better survival [23, 24].

Purely obsessional OCD is so-called because the compulsions are largely invisible, and not often acted out in the more obvious, better-known ways such as cleaning or hand washing.

In technical terms, the Chicagoans have few equals on the international scene, and no obvious betters.

When Jamie Oliver uncovered the dire state of school meals, the solution seemed obvious: serve better food.

Looking at the proposals, it is obvious that better donor co-ordination could make a real change in the life of the poor and vulnerable people in Haiti.

The appeal of the project to a startup like Zunum is obvious: the better that batteries get at meeting the needs of aircraft, the bigger the market that hybrid or electric planes can potentially address.