Sentence examples for obvious range from inspiring English sources

"It could go for as much as, or more than, X Factor, because there is a much wider, and obvious, range of potential big sponsors for a cooking show than for a general entertainment show".

Target returns suffer from obvious range walking across cells over a range cell in six successive pulses.

She noted aloud that there was an obvious range of opinions among experts despite, and often about, the large evidence base, and suggested that she was interested in exploring this further.

His historical touchstones are many and obvious, ranging from John Kensett in the 19th century to his near-contemporaries Fairfield Porter and Willem de Kooning.

"The differences between 'Glass House' and 'Big Brother' are both fundamental and obvious, ranging from 'Glass House"s interactive elements and audience participation to its deployment of cutting-edge technologies," the statement reads.

[It is] instantly obvious which range of values an area falls within, plus you can see where in the range it falls, so you can get quite a precise value just by quickly looking at the [isarithmic] map.

The ecological and evolutionary impacts of dams are obvious and range from the loss of biodiversity to the malfunctioning of the whole ecosystem (Loot et al. 2007; Poulet 2007; Grenouillet et al. 2008; Maloney et al. 2008).

For instance, there is a discussion section headed "Convergent evolution of apicomplexan LDH involved long-range epistasis" but this is only inferred from the lack of obvious short-range epistasis, and no mechanistic model is presented for what this epistasis might be.

Usually, the item will be found in an obvious spot ranging from a day to a few weeks.

This was obvious from the range of cathedrals making up the city's skyline: Ukrainian Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, Armenian Orthodox and Roman Catholic.

It is by no means obvious that this range of requirements could be met if Channel 4 answered solely to shareholders on a shorter time horizon, subject to the demand for quarterly earnings reports.