Sentence examples for obvious limited from inspiring English sources

I want to resist the temptation to be trendy or to be political in only the most obvious, limited sense.

In other outbreaks, lack of basic surveillance or an inappropriate surveillance system compromised early case detection, and therefore, early response leading to an increase in mortality due to measles with the obvious limited access to health care.

Concerning radiotherapy, WBRT following BCS can only be omitted in frail patients with an obvious limited life expectancy and T1N0, ER-positive BC, as the burden of local recurrence is likely not to appear before the patient dies from another cause.

The obvious limitation of the present investigation is the limited number of severe acute pancreatitis cases with only one of the patients needing intensive care.

An obvious limitation of this work is that the correlation between PFS and genotypes was assessed on a limited number of patients.

Mr. Warren hasn't strained to unearth anything beyond the obvious and limited appeal of "Hobson's Choice," which was a smart decision.

After being rejected by Apple for its obvious supposed "limited utility" back in September, the infamous Pull My Finger app has returned.

But when we stop nodding at the obvious, but limited, relevance of such an example and examine it, this claim shows itself to be totally implausible.

Although direct evidence is lacking in contemporary fluoroscopy due to obvious sample size limitation, limited follow-up time and lack of focused research, anecdotal reports of clusters have appeared in the literature, raising the suspicion that brain cancer may be a professional disease of interventional cardiologists.

The refusal to intervene against Bashar al-Assad gave the Syrian president permission to continue murdering his people, yet it is not obvious that the limited air strikes proposed to deter him would have saved the situation.

The necessity of her appearance was clear — she was the Party's way of demonstrating allegiance with the insurrection — but Warren's seduction was at once too obvious and too limited: she mentioned a "rigged system" five times, but only on her own narrow, economic terms, not theirs.