Sentence examples for obvious note that from inspiring English sources

If the connection is not obvious, note that rate hikes and expensive oil are slowing the economy, which could make defensive stocks the place to be, and that food is a defensive sector because people will stop buying new cars and taking vacations before they stop eating.

There's the obvious note that I'm checking with Sansa on something I've flagged to her already this season a couple of times -- Jon Snow is not really your brother.

It belabors the obvious to note that even a few million phone numbers is "a very small percentage of the total volume of metadata records" if the Government has collected metadata records on hundreds of millions of phone numbers.

It is obvious to note that S is w*-compatible with f.

It is obvious to note that T is w*-compatible with f.

It is obvious to note that the temperature of the "Tinox" absorber was always much higher than the "KG-1" glass absorber.

It is obvious to note that if there would be no more effect of alcohol SBI in the long term, then the cost-effectiveness ratios of this intervention would increase substantially.

Additionally, to fill in the gaps between the textbook ideal and the stark reality, it is obvious to note that the most crucial issue is improvement in midwives' working conditions.

There's a rumble in its exhaust note that's obvious from outside the car, but so subdued inside that you don't notice it unless you're listening for it.

It seems obvious that the note that Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, handed President Bush announcing that Iraq was once again a sovereign power is another example of scripted media handling by this administration.

Given the differences in proof that might be involved in a suit against a city as opposed to a suit against an individual, the opportunity for prejudice is obvious, and I note that the Court reaches its conclusion based upon a trial record that is not nearly as clear as the Court would have one believe.