Sentence examples for obvious enough that from inspiring English sources

This strategy should be obvious enough that it's surprising that anyone is surprised by it.

The Bantams' strategy is obvious enough that Decker acknowledged, "If I was playing us, I wouldn't be taking many pitches".

Carey makes much of Olivier's myopia, and it seems obvious enough that America, and thus the future, belongs to Parrot, not to Olivier.

It is obvious enough that if you want to push the frontiers of machine learning, you need a few world-class data scientists.

First, it seems obvious enough that one ought to put management of data (or anything else for that matter) as close to the action as possible.

It's obvious enough that these institutions, full of emotionally needy and incompetently supervised children, have provided havens and hunting grounds for sexual criminals since their beginning.

The reason seems obvious enough: Mice that have dark fur and live on light sand are easy pickings for hungry hawks and owls.

Its cladding system failed fire safety tests in July, following the Grenfell Tower disaster – as if it wasn't obvious enough before that wrapping towers in foil-coated plastic wasn't a great idea.

This was the Konkan Railway, along India's south-western coast, which was the first such infrastructure contract in India ever awarded on "build, operate and transfer" principles.Mr Sreedharan's experience taught him two lessons that seem obvious enough, but that many other developers of infrastructure in India have yet to learn.

In some ways, the results are obvious enough, finding that caps reduce average payouts by 15percentt, while also finding that extremely brutal caps, such as California's current $250,000 cap, reduce payments even more.

The theme of the story is obvious enough -- that there is such a thing as being a permanent outsider -- and its literal message, that an individual needs to be proud and strong, isn't exactly subtle.