Sentence examples for obvious presents from inspiring English sources

Try to make the punishment fit the crime, but if nothing obvious presents itself, you can take away something unrelated.

Racial logic While this raises obvious present-day questions about the relevance - and legitimacy - of international law in Iraq, it also forces a slight reappraisal of western critiques of Nazism at the time.

It is important to note that luminal and wall disorders may overlap in many cases; therefore, this scheme is based on the most obvious presenting imaging features.

Accordingly, the syndrome was initially named after obvious presenting signs in the skeleton and musculature.

It is called the PROCON trial referring to the pro's and con's that are obvious present for each form of treatment.

Every Christmas, the magazines (and, increasingly, newspapers) are filled with features and supplements that offer "ideas" for the most basic, obvious, unhelpful presents you could list.

The path back to being the driving force in American politics, on the other hand, is much less obvious and presents a greater challenge.

The underlying mechanism of this observation is not obvious, and presents a challenge for mathematical modelling.

She was — it was obvious — totally present on every shot, in a way that seems almost impossible.

Dr. Sunder attempted to patiently answer the questions that Mr. Geiger and another obvious critic presented to him during the news conference.

One obvious solution presented itself: K'Nex could bring its manufacturing back to the United States so long as it could remain price-competitive with the China-sourced toy companies.