Sentence examples for obviously tied from inspiring English sources

"But here she was, along with Maura, seeking money that was obviously tied to the unions being left out of the bill," the official said.

The two auto parts companies most obviously tied to domestic automakers are Delphi, a spinoff of General Motors, and Visteon, a spinoff of Ford.

Once a second, fresher body is unearthed on the Grimble property, the original killing no longer seems so obviously tied to a decade-old land dispute.

Students studying, say, English, creative and design courses or engineering are just as likely to end up in teaching, healthcare or estate management as something more obviously tied to their course.

Intel, whose fortunes are obviously tied closely to the personal computer market, saw its stock tick up about 4% by midday today.

Some of the components in the store are available for free, but many are obviously tied to paid services and have to be purchased through Xamarin.

This obviously ties in with Amazon's larger voice ambitions with its Alexa-powered Echo devices – an ideal platform for Audible subscribers to consume all this new audio content. .

Because the data is only delayed by about five seconds, the service provides near real-time access to this data — and you can obviously tie this in with other services like Stackdriver Logging, Cloud Pub/Sub and BigQuery to create alerts and further analyze the data.

"But it's a hot political issue for the mayor because obviously it ties his hands".

Much that was assumed obvious – "Obviously you tie your line around the cord in the lock, but don't tie up, otherwise you'll capsize" – was not only unobvious to us, but incomprehensible.

The idea here is obviously to tie users deeper into the Office 365 ecosystem and give them an alternative to the likes of MailChimp.