Sentence examples for obvious means from inspiring English sources

Motivation Graphs are an obvious means to describe structural aspects in various fields of computer science.

Many other members of the order have no obvious means of seed dispersal.

Or we imagine that an elaborate bit of trickery couldn't be achieved by stupidly obvious means.

Social media is merely the most public and obvious means to measure it.

A federal law restricts tolls on motorways, for example, cutting states off from one obvious means of financing new roads.

There is no obvious means to force a miscreant out, since euro membership is designed to be irrevocable.

Because the chemical can leach out of products and into food, diet is the most obvious means of human exposure.

Nowhere does it suggest anything resembling the obvious means of capping executive pay: namely, er, capping executive pay.

And action to control the products and marketing of large food companies are an obvious means to improve people's health.

In "City," Heizer gave himself a near-impossible task in a forbiddingly isolated place with no obvious means of support.

Residents within this city council have shown widespread adoption of native gardens: a seemingly obvious means of reducing water use and increasing local biodiversity.