Sentence examples for obvious maneuver from inspiring English sources

Making a really good hot chocolate without any of these wasn't, at least to me, an obvious maneuver.

Accordingly, the most obvious maneuver for an appellate court that wanted to reach the same decision without setting forth an easier route for future plaintiffs would focus on the legal standard or rule to be applied.

Though city officials said they understood the magnitude of the state's budget woes, they said they were angered not just by the impact of the proposal, but also by the way it was delivered, in a less than obvious budget maneuver.

Prosecutors dismissed this as an obvious decoy maneuver.

And the fact that the stagnant economy -- which hampered him in during the first four years -- is seemingly turning around gives him obvious space to maneuver during the next four years.

It is wholly unacceptable to draw arbitrary lines in the sand and not move when the obvious result of such a maneuver is a negative impact upon the most vulnerable of our citizens, children with cancer.

Such transparent maneuvers will not conceal the obvious: for years, localities and states have been skimping on what they owe.

With all this maneuvering of assets, don't forget the obvious: tax-deductible gifts and donations, though you will want to keep on eye on the AMT, tax planners say.

This is a rather "toxic" maneuver because it is normally perceived as very obvious and rude.

That may sound obvious enough, but not everyone is buying the significance of the maneuver.

In general it is easy for Taiwanese to live a life of "strategic ambiguity" by avoiding political discussions -- an easy maneuver in a country where the ruling Communist Party now has little obvious direct influence on everyday life.