Sentence examples for obvious instance from inspiring English sources

Paying off the West's huge debts is one obvious instance.

My own suspicion: Donald Trump is only the most obvious instance of this, the example no one can miss.

The most obvious instance of Chinese assertiveness is around the waters of the Senkaku or Diaoyu islands, where China is openly challenging Japanese control.

When you're with fools, laugh with them and at them simultaneously: "An obvious instance is that of ordinary and happy marriage.

Indeed, in the most obvious instance of its meddling in Iranian history, the United States actually meddled on the side of the very religious establishment that now complains so bitterly about the Great Satan.

The most obvious instance has been New Line Cinema's coming film "Snakes on a Plane," which was the subject of endless Internet interest, mostly spoofing the title and its self-evident premise.

Buyers showed increasing discernment, balking at the obvious instances of auction house greed and snubbing works that were simply not good enough for their price tags.

Revolutionary movements provide obvious instances of such redirection, whether or not they identify their pragmatic goals with the cause of science.

Of course, historically, the oppression of large groups – slaves, women, and minorities of various types – are obvious instances where inequalities are the result of power relationships, not marginal returns.

"A company that collects data to see how well its marketing programs are working ought to be able to accept a responsibility to see where relatively obvious instances of abuses are occurring," Mr. Greenwood said.

Electronic banking, personal computers, the Internet and associated e-commerce, and "smart" cards were some of the more obvious instances where this revolution affected every aspect of private and commercial life.