Sentence examples for obvious member from inspiring English sources

The Cardinals have become a less obvious member of the winners-turned-losers club.

Kurata, an obvious member of D. sect.

Moscow, if not all of Russia, is not a safe place for obvious members of minority groups.

The category of fire, as defined by what seemed to be intuitively obvious members of the category, has become completely unstuck.

The files show that Hobsbawm, who became one of Britain's most respected historians and was made a Companion of Honour while Tony Blair was prime minister, first came to the notice of MI5 in 1942 when he and 38 colleagues were described as being "obvious members of the CPGB [the Communist party of Great Britain] on Merseyside".

Today's anorexic beauties would have been considered freaks in old Tahiti or obvious members of the destitute underclass during the Renaissance.

Ribosomal proteins, translational factors and some key enzymes for amino acid biosynthesis are the most obvious members of this group of "green proteins" (Figure 2).

It should be noted that in addition to obvious members of the vicious cycle, other factors are produced during the process, including inflammatory cytokines, which significantly affect tumor cell survival, cell differentiation, and angiogenesis.

The fourth class, a 'left-over' class that contains those sites that are not obvious members of the first three classes, has much more uniform frequencies of the various amino acids.

When clients don't have an obvious family member to choose, Leanna Hamill, a lawyer and specialist in elder law in Hingham, Mass., suggests they make a list of everyone they know and then whittle it down to trusted friends.

Also, and to state the bleedin' obvious, European member states persist in maintaining the conceit that monetary union requires only very limited political and fiscal union.