Sentence examples for obviously explains from inspiring English sources

Section 101(20)(D) obviously explains and qualifies the entire definition of "owner or operator"—not just that part of the definition applicable to involuntary owners.

Moreover, § 101(20)(D) obviously explains and qualifies the entire definition of "owner or operator," and does not, as Pennsylvania suggests, render States liable only if they acquire property involuntarily and then contribute to contamination there.

In the light of this, it seems odd that vintage fashion is not experiencing a resurgence saleswise – on the contrary, as the trend for 1940s printed pieces spiked last decade and the 1990s saw increased demand for 60s and 70s modwear with the Britpop movement, "stock is now decreasing – obviously", explains McMahon.

"Obviously," explains Michael J. Siegel, executive director of the state Board of Fabric Care, "this will be a tremendous help to dry-cleaning customers who often have minimal monetary injury not otherwise justifying the time and expense of a small claims court action". In other words, this would provide a financial incentive to take your case to small claims court.

The first factor showed high positive loadings on physical abuse, sexual abuse, trauma witnessing, and other traumas, obviously explains the traumatic experiences.

And Secretary Clinton will obviously explain her position to the American people".

Based on the examination of 15 candidate gene polymorphisms, the Inuit genetic architecture does not obviously explain putative differences in cardiovascular disease prevalence.

I've obviously explained to Toni that we get opportunities, we get approached and I've probably been in situations that she doesn't approve of.

Louise had obviously explained to him that she intended to become a doctor, which was something she'd just made up.

She had seen a document she could not authenticate suggesting the Ba'ath party had been told to play a guerrilla role "ready for the big comeback - now if that were true it would obviously explain some of the sporadic attacks".

But Mr Cameron's diffidence is more obviously explained by flickering attention and fear of his domestic critics.If the Tories return to power, even with a majority, there is no reason to expect a more ambitious or coherent foreign policy.