Sentence examples for obviously in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, in terms of an unsolicited e-mail, be very wary," Mr. D'Amato said.

Most obviously in terms of its frontal styling, which is now completely different.

That's where we're at, but obviously in terms of leveraging and pressure, that's the ultimate leverage and pressure".

Most obviously in terms of their defence: remember Bayern Munich scored three goals in the second leg, so they're clearly vulnerable.

Obviously, in terms of healing, it helps that Lindsey did not have to put any more stress on her shin today.

So many people think he's already there — and obviously, in terms of being able to dominate, he is — but as far as his full potential, I don't know.

Not covering their hair, obviously, but in terms of modesty.

"The issue is obviously related, in terms of gender equity, but the legal terms just don't apply," Kessler said).

But, in fact, educational attainment, while obviously important in terms of jobs and earnings, actually explains very little of the gap.

Heidel was obviously right in terms of sheer worldwide exposure, but he had perhaps underestimated the systemic dangers of comparative advertising.

"Obviously not in terms of our league position but certainly when it comes to the players, their attitude and their quality".