Sentence examples for obvious cutting from inspiring English sources
The European Central Bank can start with the obvious: cutting its benchmark interest rate below 1 percent, coupled with resurrecting its own moribund bond-buying program.
Alongside him Kane toiled manfully (here is a player who would toil manfully in the role of stadium handyman if he was asked) but the deeper role was a waste of Spurs most obvious cutting edge, the top-scorer scuttling about on the wings while Adebayor lurked in the centre.
Yet methane clouds, high methane humidity, and obvious cutting of river valleys in the icy surface spoke of methane cycling on Titan much the way water cycles from lakes and oceans to clouds and rain on Earth.
In particular, in the last processes, the amount of feed and cutting speed should be strictly controlled to avoid obvious cutting marks (machining marks are the stress concentration source of gear's tooth; currently fracturing of the shearer walk gear is often caused by these marks).
It should be painfully obvious that cutting to housing benefit, while doing nothing to tackle the ridiculous cost of housing is short-sighted at best.
It seems obvious that cutting the use of fossil fuels would be worthwhile.' So dramatic are the report's scenarios, Watson said, that they may prove vital in the US elections.
The second irony is a more obvious and cutting one, especially for preservationists and architectural historians in Los Angeles.
At the same, the risk of withdrawing from them has become more obvious, and cutting back or stopping them requires experienced clinical supervision and a slow, cautious taper.
Everyone who has ever been married has screwed up sometime, and it seems obvious that cutting your partner some slack would be good for the marriage.
What all of them have proved is that as bad as things are at the state and city level, Armageddon hasn't yet arrived, and probably wont arrive for some time if state and local governments do the obvious: start cutting their budgets as most are doing now.
Such techno-fix fantasies will be welcomed by oil companies because they distract attention from the obvious solution of cutting fossil fuel use," said Almuth Ernsting, co-director of bio-energy watchdog Biofuelwatch.
