Sentence examples for obviously a battle from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there is obviously a battle brewing over who will dominate the online local advertising market and the size of the sales armies will be a key determinant of who ends up winning.

Quite obviously an intense battle of nerve between goalkeeper and penalty-taker, few efforts from 12 yards have better encapsulated this battle of wits than the audacious effort scored by Antonin Panenka to win the 1976 European Championship final for Czechoslovakia against West Germany.

"Obviously it is a battle and we are up against a lot of organised power and incumbency," he said.

This is obviously a steep uphill battle: School systems around the country suffer from a serious lack of funding.

This season is obviously shaping up as a battle between witches and vampires -- hence Bill's capture and interrogation of Marnie, coupled with Pam's ongoing rage about her melted face -- but as everyone's choosing sides, I wonder how many soldiers even understand the war.

Although New Source Review is obviously a regulatory and political battle, it's also, in some dimension, a moral battle.

It's supposed to be a battle, and obviously we're in one".

Other examples include the downing of the Malaysian airliner over Ukraine, (obviously a stupid mistake), the Battle Royal which is now the Middle East, opposing everyone to everyone, the counterproductive austerity policies in Europe etc.

"Obviously it's going to be a battle tomorrow but I've just got to see what I can get".

We replace the shackles of homophobia with our own bindings of oppression and unchecked racism by targeting each other and limiting our success in a battle that is obviously more effective if we fight it together.

"Obviously, once Michael got sent off it became a battle and about organisation but we're very pleased overall".