Sentence examples for obvious by a from inspiring English sources

The need for repeal has long been clear and is made more obvious by a new federal lawsuit filed on behalf of eight active and retired gay and lesbian service members.

The movie is little but an extended romantic tease leading to an inevitable conclusion which is rendered all the more obvious by a series of plot points displaying the old-shoe ordinariness of the husband.

But in an age of nearly continuous surveillance, where being a celebrity means being forced to relinquish any claims to privacy, it can have the aspect of a nightmare, as is made discomfortingly obvious by a recently released video of Kate Moss, with her toddler in tow, fighting to leave an airport amid a swarm of paparazzi.

By Hölder's inequality, we can easily get the boundedness of M α f → ( x ) on product L p spaces and the following fact is also obvious by a simple computation, M Ω, α f → ( x ) ≤ C Ω L ∞ ( R n ) × L r S n k - 1 M α s ′ f 1 s ′, f 2 s ′,..., f k s ′ ( x ) 1 / s ′. which implies the boundedness of M Ω, α f → ( x ) on product L p spaces.

This voter discrimination is obvious by a quick glance at Congress: while 16percentt of the country could be described as nontheist, only a single member of Congress -- Rep. Pete Stark of California -- is openly nontheist.

Starvation is obvious by a pO2 peak after exhaustion of methanol, related to declining respiratory activity.

This amazing bit of news – kids like stuff they can't have – is an obvious by-product of our neophilic instincts and does very little to correlate events like the shooting at Fort Hood and 9/11 to violent video games.

If the building block was verified, an obvious by-product of the challenge is the identification of the best diagnostic signature and the corresponding discovery algorithm for each of the diseases.

On the other hand, also the downsides of modelling and simulation have probably become obvious: by definition, a model is a simplification of a real world system.

In recent months I've seen a countervailing swing, with posters on forums and messageboards suggesting champions of Powerage are just posturing because they're afraid of being too obvious by admitting a love for Back in Black.

The Mail has added to the annals of the bleeding obvious by reporting on a study which finds that some women "hate" looking at photographs of themselves.