Sentence examples for obvious blow from inspiring English sources

The first obvious blow to Greek tourism came when the country suspended international rail services 16 months ago.

The loss of Dan Cole is an obvious blow to England, but with the new rules governing the scrum not quite the difficulty it might have been.

Of course, this is ridiculous: rugby involves just as much "frustration" and "aggravation" and you can't throw a punch in that game; if you attempt an obvious blow to the head, you're out.

But never mind trips from one side of the world to the other and despite the obvious blow of losing Stuart Broad to injury, some people may think the biggest threat to England now could come in the form of complacency.

The news on Vuckic is an obvious blow to Mackay as he looks to bounce back from the Hull defeat at home to Burnley on Sunday - the first of 10 games remaining in the Championship.

Sending him back into the game after suffering an obvious blow to the head shows us all how poorly the NFL still treats head injuries".

This much was obvious in Blow's early meetings.

"The fact the other player needed ice on his knee means it's obvious the blow was extensive.

While dismissal of the case would be an obvious symbolic blow to the Justice Department and its larger prosecution strategy against terrorists, the department insisted today that the prosecution of Mr. Moussaoui was far from over and that the government was hopeful that an appeals court would allow the trial to proceed.

"The fact the other player needed ice on his knee means it's obvious the blow was extensive," said Professor Jiri Dvorak.

The result has been an obvious and undesirable blow to the status and aspiration of London's mayoralty – arguably the third most important and exciting political job in the country, and surely one of the most prestigious in the world.