Sentence examples for obviously constituted from inspiring English sources

Iraq obviously constituted a major issue, and although I disagreed with the thrust of U.S. policy, I did not resign even though many people then and since thought I should have.

The number obviously constitutes only a small portion of the letters that Cicero wrote and received.

Thus, ({I_{k}}) obviously constitutes a partition of ([0,infty]).

If true, that would obviously constitute a major push into the cloud by Apple.

If elected, the BASF nominees would obviously constitute a majority of the nine-member board and have the power to push through the BASF tender offer and nip Engelhard's proposed share buyback in the bud.

RMD must be distinguished from nocturnal (frontal lobe) epilepsy, restless legs syndrome (RLS) and REM sleep-associated behavioral disorder, since they obviously constitute entirely different entities with different clinical significance and prognosis.

Each of these visits obviously constitutes a missed opportunity to catch the person earlier in the course of the infection.

We must also consider that patients in both groups experienced a rapid improvement in GCS of 2 points or more within 3 hours of starting treatment; a lack of improvement of 2 points could be a determining factor for rapid endotracheal intubation, which would obviously constitute an invasive procedure [ 34].

Most obviously, chemotherapy constituted a strong stimulus for the forming of arterial thrombosis in our patient.

Obviously, collocations constitute an essential section of vocabulary knowledge in multiple models of mental lexicon (Nation 2001).

Adams argues that not just any human social relation will possess the requisite authority: "A morally valid obligation obviously will not be constituted by just any demand sponsored by a system of social relationships that one in fact values.