Sentence examples for obvious precedents from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

It is a subject that repays examination by someone with a historian's eye, for there are obvious precedents -- the Spanish-American War of 1898, for example.

(Boston and New Orleans are among the obvious precedents). What makes this historic revival so heartwarming, however, is that it is driven by genuine civic pride in the face of daunting odds.

There is an obvious precedent.

For this partnership, there is no obvious precedent.

It's a business plan with obvious precedent.

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

On screen (and arguably in Atwood's novel), the obvious precedent is American slavery.