Sentence examples for obvious stop from inspiring English sources

The simplest solution to the problem of depleting fish is obvious: stop eating them.

As the holidays approach and New Yorkers are overwhelmed with family, friends, gift-buying and entertaining, museum gift shops are an obvious stop.

The first and most obvious stop was the children's section of the official site of the Sydney 2000 games, www.olympics.com/eng/kids.com/eng/kids

This is hardly surprising: twice as many under-18s are locked up now as a decade ago.The solution to overcrowding in children's jails seems obvious: stop children becoming criminals in the first place.

Pearl Harbor is an obvious stop for visitors to Hawaii, but the Punchbowl cemetery is a lesser known gem.

But policymakers -- and reporters -- should be asking: "Which people don't need to be in prison?" To Drucker and many others, the answer is obvious: "Stop imprisoning people who represent the least possible danger to public safety when they're out".

It is odd, however, that Barclays, having been forced to admit it desperately needs to raise capital, chose not to take the one obvious step: stop paying its dividend.

But other laws are broader, and the state's argument did not have an obvious stopping point.

And the pianist, Mr. Lewis, thinks in sustained, almost trancelike ideas that go past their obvious stopping points, playing parallel-hands sections and burrowing into his own invented melodies.

As it goes back and forth contrasting the men's lives, "The Choice" gets progressively weaker, making the necessary, obvious stops.

This battle can continue; it has no obvious stopping point.