Sentence examples for obviously rule from inspiring English sources

And even though it looks like a normal public square, on this land these plain-clothed security guards obviously rule.

No previous measurements obviously rule out the result, says Kostelecky, who has spent 25 years developing a theory, called the standard model extension, that accounts for all possible types of violations of special relativity in the context of particle physics.

It obviously rules out any configuration in which this area of the Greenland ice sheet was gone.

Writing under a pseudonym obviously ruled out any tedious book signings or publicity appearances, but Ms. Rowling doesn't have to do anything she doesn't want to.

"Obviously rules are rules, and they knew these rules if they did take drugs.

This requirement of community agreement for meaning (the 'community view') obviously rules out the possibility of private language immediately, thereby rendering the argument of Philosophical Investigations §§256 271 superfluous.

In particular, the mosquitos, similar to D. melanogaster, each have three elav-like genes, including one intronless version, but unlike D. melanogaster they have an intronless arg, which obviously rules out the possibility of a nested gene.

The MPs' expenses scandal confirmed the growing suspicions of the public in two ways: first, that many of those who were supposed to be protecting and serving the public interest and saving us money, were instead fleecing the public purse – whether they were acting within the obviously inadequate rules, bending the rules, or possibly breaking the law.

On the whole, multiple target sites in an mRNA for an ncRNA appear to be essential for efficient downregulation, although obviously this rule does not hold in the HDAC4 case.

Mr. Hastert would have to permit a vote on the bill if the petition drive succeeded, he said, adding, "Obviously, the rules of the House require you to follow the rules of the House".

We are getting better at minimising collateral damage, and fairly obviously RAF rules of engagement do more to avoid civilian deaths than those of Isis.