Sentence examples for obviously faces from inspiring English sources

Ready-to-wear obviously faces commercial demands.

This view obviously faces a number of difficulties.

The one risk SysCloud — and any other service like it — obviously faces is that the vendors it supports will launch very similar services themselves over time.

And, of course, it's worth mentioning that, in the online medical appointment booking space, HealthInReach obviously faces serious competition from its largest player, ZocDoc, although it's currently doing little in the way of price comparison/transparency, arguably a much larger problem than online booking.

Though the move is a boon for transparency in government, the president-elect obviously faces some tough competition with the other videos on YouTube.

With the upcoming Christmas holiday and the threats that it obviously faces, I spoke with some Americans about the War on Christmas, including gays in the military (like Rick Perry talks about!) and that pesky separation between Church and State (of course they should be together!).

Wong obviously faced a very difficult personal decision.

"This team has obviously faced a lot of adversity," Connolly said.

So she was obviously faced by a pack rather than a single pap.

Home-grown terrorists obviously face fewer travel restrictions and, being more familiar with America, are better able to steer clear of intelligence officers.

The writer assigned to the task, No. 3323, was "obviously facing some technical difficulties," an e-mail message explained, "and cannot upload your paper".