Sentence examples for obviously creates from inspiring English sources
"The BBC obviously creates competitive challenges for everyone," he said.
Regarding Douglas Bailey's "Do not comment on this article" (Views, July 25): The opportunities afforded to readers to react to articles with instantaneous feedback obviously creates a tough environment for journalists — apparently too tough for Mr. Bailey.
"There's going to be a bigger supply of players that are looking to go overseas, and so it obviously creates a rush to take jobs because there's more competition for those jobs," Bartelstein said, adding that there are "5 to 10 teams, at the most" overseas that can offer salaries comparable to those in the N.B.A.
"It is a sexually transmitted virus, so that by itself obviously creates uncomfortable discussions between my patients and their partners," said Dr. Robert I. Haddad, the disease center leader of the head and neck oncology program at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.
I genuinely hope that the next time a politician is doorstepped with some marginally discreditable episode from his or her past – one which obviously creates no real problem for their ability to do their current job – they have the nerve to reply as she did.
Grahame Smith, the STUC's deputy general secretary, said: "It is increasingly apparent, and a worrying trend, that it is far easier for European-based companies to take over successful UK companies than it is for UK companies to enter overseas markets... "Today's announcement obviously creates a level of uncertainty for the workforce, the very people who made Scottish Power a successful company".
He said: "This can obviously create some dangers.
Adam was obviously created somewhere else and then just put here.
"Of course, there now is a problem obviously created by increased frequency of flights.
Most obviously, creating art demands the best of your energy and attention.
Porter feels that syllables like those were obviously created so that Lahr could spray them at an audience.
