Sentence examples for obvious offender from inspiring English sources

The most obvious offender, Mr. Rudman said, is the alternative minimum tax.

Bush has been the most obvious offender of pretending not to run for president, raking in what he says is a record fundraising haul for the first 100 days of a possible White House bid by a Republican.

Here in the endless summer season, with Transformers: Dark of the Moon the most obvious offender but unlikely to be the last, what cinema is crying out for is a proper box office disaster – one whose commercial performance is so calamitously out-of-whack with its vast cost that it draws a shudder from the entire film business.

LinkedIn is the most obvious offender.

Of course, the obvious offender would be Emily.

Mallenco booked one of the more obvious offenders, Stephan Lichtsteiner, midway through the first half but also cautioned Gary Hooper over that clash.

But in contrast, dozens of upscale or specialty food stores are more obvious offenders than Fresh Direct, he added, because they pay their lowest-rung employees, often Mexicans, in cash, below minimum wage, without asking for any documents.

Anti-spam programs like SpamAssasin or those used in CipherTrust's IronMail servers can strain out obvious offenders.

This not only includes obvious offenders like Uber and Airbnb, but companies like Amazon as they look toward using drones and robots for delivery.

The obvious offenders are breads and pastas, but beer, various condiments, boxed foods and bakery items may contain gluten as well.

There is no line, just a slippery slope, with some more obviously sinister Merchants of Doubt at the top, but lots of less-than-obvious offenders doing essentially the same thing sliding down the slope all the way to the bottom.