Sentence examples for one obvious problem is from inspiring English sources

One obvious problem is the amount of time it gobbles up.

One obvious problem is that studies vary in size and quality.

One obvious problem is that the Fed and the Bush administration are working at cross purposes.

One obvious problem is that helicopters carry transponders that precisely report their locations to air traffic controllers and cannot be switched off.

One obvious problem is that when EITI publishes detailed information about a company's tax, royalty and other payments in a country – and how much the government says it has received – citizens still can't see whether the company has paid the right amount.

One obvious problem is sequencing.

But along with the obvious problem — being one of Spitzer's men does not have the cachet it once did — Mr. Dinallo does not want to be mistaken for the second coming of Mr. Spitzer.

"One obvious problem would be that if people don't have money they would turn more to acquisitive crime.

One of the main obvious problems is the complexity in the preparation of these nanocomposites, which frequently involves a multi-step synthesis and many purification stages.

One obvious problem with them being Apple is that they don't have their own retail stores, like Apple does.

One obvious problem with this is that the global nature of the Internet makes distinguishing foreign and domestic communiques very murky.