Sentence examples for obviously it may from inspiring English sources

Obviously, it may mean one thing in a grant to a natural person for private purposes, and another thing in a grant to a railroad for public purposes, as different as the purposes and uses and necessities, respectively, are.

Obviously, it may require four solid days of rigorous exercise, acute worry, aching gluts and a stint of pirouetting beside a man who resembles an Oompa Loompa, but nevertheless, the magic is, feasibly, within.

Obviously, it may be less convenient not to have the apps, but there are several substitutes that allow you to access the mobile site within a wrapper, like Metal that I used.

"We're trying to correct this mindset based on a human rights approach to policing but obviously it may take a lot of time," she said, adding that she had discussed the torture allegations with senior police officials.

Obviously, it may not be safe for everyone's place of work.

Most obviously, it may remain easier to simply call up a car on a smartphone than figure out how to block out time or how much each co-owner or lease signee will pay each month.

So while banning imports from areas affected by ash tree disease is obviously sensible, it may have made little difference in the long term.

From Fig. 2, the extraction yield of CGA from ethyl to hexyl is obviously increased, it may be because CGA can be better dissolved in the lipophilic IL; the extraction yield of CGA decreased from hexyl to decylate may be due to the hydrogen bond and hydrophobic interaction of ionic liquids affecting the dissolution of CGA.

In terms of limitations, the machine vision tech obviously has some — it may not always correctly distinguish between genders, for instance.

In terms of limitations, the machine vision tech obviously has some — it may not always correctly distinguish between genders, for instance.

If the goal was to get attention for Lil Poopy, it obviously worked, though it may come at a severe cost to his family and future.