Sentence examples for obvious to move from inspiring English sources

"It was the oldest and smallest plant," Mr. McQuade said, "so it became pretty obvious to move its production elsewhere".

The answer seems obvious (to move) but it's not.

Despite her obvious reluctance to move, she recently allowed a broker to view the apartment with a client.

Richard Griffin London Why is the obvious solution – to move out of London for a while – not being considered?

With Teixeira out the rest of the postseason with a strained right hamstring, Cano was the obvious choice to move into the third spot.

However, I had to send photos one at a time, as I could not find an obvious way to move all my files (though it is possible).

It's gone eight, and when I point out the time, he says, "Shit!" But he doesn't make any obvious effort to move, either.

For large interbank dealings in deposits and foreign exchange, for example, there is no obvious reason to move to the web when existing systems are doing the job perfectly well.

One obvious way to move in this direction would be to limit the size of the central supervisor.

His forays into more serious philosophical issues are limited by Simon's general simplicity of approach, no doubt dictated by his undergraduate students, and the obvious need to move on quickly to other things.

And he's as much a product of the game's landscape, and of Rockstar's obvious determination to move Red Dead further away from lazy GTA comparisons, as he is a vessel for the player's own free-roaming actions.