Sentence examples similar to self-evident success from inspiring English sources
Foreign publicly owned banks are self-evident successes.
German public banks are "self-evident successes", are they?
About the only thing more comical than Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize was the reaction of those who deemed the award "premature," as if the brilliance of Obama's foreign policy is so self-evident and its success so assured that if only the Norway Five had waited a few years, his Nobel worthiness would have been universally acknowledged.
Given that much of Indonesia's health care is delivered through an extensive primary care system which relies heavily on midwives and nurses for its efficacy and success, it seems self-evident to note that the preparation of these personnel is crucial to the effective functioning and delivery of clinical services.
At any school with aspirations to top-20 success, the answer is self-evident to all but the dim-witted.
The self-evident nature of the Golden Rule and the success of Einstein's relativity theory both have their origins in underlying symmetries.
That some technological variants have implications for the reproductive success of their users, however, seems self-evident.
The success that they've had is self-evident". Other local high school teams have typically done things differently than Newport Harbor.
The rest is self-evident.
