Sentence examples for obvious state from inspiring English sources

For the foreseeable future, the most significant threat of violence in countries like the United States will come from terrorists who do not have an obvious state sponsor.

Meanwhile, as the futility of trying to stamp out scalping became increasingly obvious, state and local legislatures began rethinking their previous opposition.

A friend of the Patakis, who asked not to be identified, said the family had been searching for ways to make money without generating conflicts of interest, and welcomed the Haydens' offer because Mr. Hayden had no obvious state business.

In his obvious state of undress, he followed us around, chatting amicably as he pointed out the advantages of his home, and about 20 minutes later politely showed us out.

Such pilfering dates back to the earliest days of western music and achieves its most obvious state in the form of the "theme and variations" in which a composer would cull a melody from another and let their own creative drive take over, transforming it and mining it for all it was worth.

In an 8-1 ruling, the court said that private individuals can bring cases under Section 5 and that it covered "the subtle, as well as the obvious" state acts that deny people the right to vote based on race.

the trials by which the tribe sorts out the most obvious winners of the most obvious states: the sexual stakes.

In the process, teams and event organizers are learning that environmental efforts are winning fans not just in the Northeast and the Pacific Northwest, but in less obvious states.

More than 21 million Latinos will be eligible to vote this November, clustered in pockets from Colorado to Florida, as well as in less obvious states like Illinois, Iowa, North Carolina and Virginia.

Yet one is obvious: States possess common interests that should trump national priorities.

These include the obvious states of California, New York, Illinois, Washington, Oregon and most of New England.