Sentence examples for obvious precedent from inspiring English sources

There is an obvious precedent.

For this partnership, there is no obvious precedent.

The obvious precedent for Beijing was the Berlin Olympics, in 1936.

It ended with the pianist Art Tatum, whose virtuosity served as an obvious precedent during Mr. Peterson's most glorious years.

There is no obvious precedent for a tablet or smartphone OS going open source and succeeding in the marketplace.

Kosovo is an obvious precedent for Mr. Obama because, as in Syria, civilians were killed and Russia had longstanding ties to the government authorities accused of the abuses.

But even now that Saturday's post-race adrenalin rush has started to subside, it is possible to argue that in terms of its impact and the manner in which it was achieved, Mickaël Barzalona's victory on Pour Moi has no  obvious precedent, in living memory at least.

The obvious precedents include Russian Constructivism, Frank Stella, Gerhard Richter, Andy Warhol.

(Boston and New Orleans are among the obvious precedents).

At the same time, less obvious precedents come to mind.

As for political risk, it is difficult to model there are, after all, no obvious precedents.