Sentence examples for remarkably obvious from inspiring English sources

He said he was simply extrapolating a series of significant trends that, to him, are remarkably obvious.

"There are many complex biases that can be detected," the authors of "An Uncertain Glory" write of the news media, "but what is remarkably obvious is a serious lack of interest in the lives of the Indian poor, judging from the balance of news selection and political analyses in the Indian media".

The idea is "remarkably obvious with hindsight.

Fifth, there is growth in the size of different form features in the individual, remarkably obvious when comparing zygote to adult, although proportional change between different features (allometry) is also striking.

If that concept sounds both revolutionary and remarkably obvious, that's because it is.

The prediction superiority of FKBN to the other classifiers is remarkably obvious especially when dealing with large data sets.

The dictionary adds, "Like many of Friedman's contributions, in retrospect it seems remarkably simple and obvious to apply basic economic ideas to quality control; that however is a measure of his genius".

When examining torture victims with quantitative sensory testing (QST), we recently and remarkably found no obvious differences in sensory function of the foot soles between groups of torture victims with or without exposure to falanga [ 10].

We did observe some downward trends in cucurbit (pumpkins, cucumber, and gourds) vegetable production that predate these bans, but otherwise, production yields have been remarkably constant, with the obvious seasonal variation due to the different monsoonal rainfall with the Maha and Yala seasons.

However, an obvious drawback of remarkably decreased strength and rigidity may arise after incorporation of large amount of elastomeric species.

To successfully reach a happy medium, companies might want to propose a remarkably simple solution to customers an obvious, easy to use "off" switch.