Sentence examples for obvious champion from inspiring English sources

But without an obvious champion now, or even an obvious challenger, only devoted boxing buffs know the names.

And Congress, stronger in poor, rural areas, is a more obvious champion of the jobless poor than is the BJP, with its base in richer urban places.

Now, with no obvious champion left in government, it looks set to go the same way as the big society: a memorable slogan leaving no discernible legacy.

It was not simply that he was such an obvious champion of the financial industry, but also that in the city he ran he could barely brook any dissent of it.

Joyce Purnick's April 28 Metro Matters column, as it relates to me and the issue of judicial reform for the State Supreme Court, said anonymous naysayers note that "Mr. Hynes is a less than obvious champion of reform".

But staying at that altitude will be tough.Britain's aerospace industry has a few obvious champions: Rolls-Royce makes engines, BAE Systems makes fighter jets and AgustaWestland turns out helicopters.

There is no obvious new champion industry on the horizon to play the role of the tech sector in the 1990s.

WHO is the obvious "political champion" for the strategy, which proposes: "an ad hoc committee of partners within the United Nations system", as well as links with NGOs and the private sector [ 21].

And while Inkster did not mind acknowledging another birthday, it was obvious that the defending champion also wants to win another major.

The league champion is obvious before a game in the finals is ever played, and on Thursday, every basketball fan on earth will be able to recite robustly with Commissioner David Stern, "With the first pick of the 2003 N.B.A. draft, the Cleveland Cavaliers select... LeBron James".

Rivera is leaving the Yankees when they seem especially vulnerable and brittle, lacking obvious successors to the champions who came before.