The phrase "obviously a significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the weight of a statement or action. For example, "It was obviously a significant moment in her life when she received the scholarship."
"It's obviously a significant issue," Dr. Eichler said.
"It's obviously a significant hole, but teams have come back from worse," Piazza said.
Everybody had heard it, and it was obviously a significant moment".
Evie Black Dykema, a senior analyst with Forrester Research in Cambridge, Mass., said there was "obviously a significant demand for crafts that is not being met".
Obviously a significant hurdle remained to be cleared, but at least Thorne could approach the final against Davis in a positive frame of mind.
Thursday's ruling by three judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which upheld a freeze on the Trump Administration's anti-Muslim travel ban, was obviously a significant legal setback for the White House.
"It obviously takes a significant amount of staff, and there's just no other way to get around".
Its total audience of 2.5 million is still excellent by cable standards, but obviously represented a significant falloff.
"We obviously notice a significant change in language and tone, it's rather dramatic, but it's important we don't just take Iran's word for it," said Carney.
Eugene Spruck, chief economist for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, said the strong job growth in recent years in the 17-county New York City metropolitan region (190,300 new jobs last year alone) had obviously had a significant impact on real estate.
"There is no cause for celebration, no victory has been fulfilled," Mr. Travaglini said, though he added that the votes gave him confidence since "we've obviously overcome a significant hurdle".
