Sentence examples for obviously choices from inspiring English sources

"Obviously choices have to be made," admitted Guillaume Houzé, chairman of the Galeries Lafayette Foundation.

In the case of this Rosenkavalier production, there were obviously choices made to make the Octavian look the way she did, and with a director as well regarded as Richard Jones, I'm pretty sure they were considered decisions and not just "costuming errors".

This approach may help to end debates on the use of hemodynamic monitoring equipment from single perspectives only, but obviously choices may differ from one hospital, unit, patient and physician to another, given the variability in facilities, clinical presentations, and expertise.

Obviously, choice doesn't apply in some areas - if you are in an accident, you just want to be treated as quickly as possible.

Obviously, choice of method in those who attempt suicide might reflect suicidal intent, previously linked to poorer prognosis.

Obviously, choice of procedure is an important issue and morbidity resulting from varying techniques must be taken into account in any outcome study relating to volume.

In multiple-choice questions, eliminate the obviously wrong choices first, then, carefully consider the remaining ones.

Obviously her choices about being a mother will become increasingly limited in the next few years, while yours continue to remain open.

They included many snacks with healthy messages on them such as fruit snacks, fruit drinks, cereal bars and cereals, but excluded obviously unhealthy choices such as cakes and confectionery.

"I have a lot of younger fans, obviously the choices I make often influence them.

Is it to appoint Yvette Cooper as shadow chancellor or to give it to the obvious choice - her husband Ed Balls or someone else? Balls is the more obviously qualified choice, but is more associated with Labour's past and infighting.