Sentence examples for obvious development from inspiring English sources

Minnesota whist is an obvious development of Norwegian whist.

In many ways, this is an obvious development for an industry always looking for new ground to cover.

Although it was an obvious development site for two decades, only a passing effort was made to save it.

He says that "fracking" is an obvious development that requires scientists and will have many and well-paid options … "so long as you are willing to travel.

These diseases are diagnosed by a set of observable criteria, and many patients show no medical evidence at all of their suffering, except the obvious development of the disease.

The homozygous Rag2-R229Q knock-in (heRag2ter Rag2 KI) mice were fertile and survived into adulthood with no obvious development defects, compared to wild-type strains (hereafter Rag2 WT; data not shown).

But there are less obvious developments afoot.

For one thing, the more obvious developments of the Italian Gothic style occurred comparatively late in the 13th century.

Moscow has undergone massive change in the last five years, but the most obvious developments concern parks, streets, and general navigation in the capital.

As in my Oxford lecture, I recall here that the Commission set up by President Roosevelt to advise him on scientific and technological developments in the foreseeable future, missed many seemingly obvious developments when they reported in 1937.

Apart from the obvious developments in air bubble technology, how has shoegazing changed in 20 years?