Sentence examples for obviously this means from inspiring English sources

Obviously, this means that most incremental advances are best undertaken in-house.

Obviously this means it will burn on the outside and stay raw inside, but at least it means the restaurant can sack the chef.

Obviously this means that if he and his two pals can keep their current 50-odd-second lead he'll take the yellow jersey tonight.

"Bond prices may well rise on the back of any such action, and both bond and equities should make you more money longer term, although obviously this means people taking on more risk," he says.

Obviously, this means that the two gases mentioned above – carbon dioxide and hydrogen – will be produced in large quantities in future, which in many cases will necessitate their transport over considerable distances.

In the UK, some 65% of cancer sufferers will be alive after five years (obviously this means 35% won't make it), it is at this point we become cancer survivors – a problematic term in itself.

So my curiosity was — obviously, this man means a lot to a great many people.

Obviously this meant he was spending less time on the line.

Obviously this meant that what you could take with you was minimal, but I soon found that you didn't need a lot.

Numerical results from finite element analysis show that the thermal deformation of silicon and copper mirrors can be reduced by one order of magnitude, and the temperature rise is also lowered obviously by this means.

Obviously, this also means that the background subtraction stage is not able to provide a corresponding output for every input frame.