Sentence examples for should be abundantly from inspiring English sources

Regarding "Next steps with Iran" (editorial, July 22): It should be abundantly clear by now that Iran cannot be cowed on the nuclear issue.

"Oh," said the service person as if it should be abundantly clear to anyone with half a brain, "Just don't use those keys".

DR. ARNETT If narcissism has increased in recent decades among emerging adults, and if it is true that narcissism predicts "an array of negative outcomes," then these negative outcomes should be abundantly evident in the lives of today's emerging adults.

Whether one expresses this magnitude in nuclear power plants, wind turbines, efficiency gains or some combination — it should be abundantly clear that the one factor we need most is technological innovation.

"By now it should be abundantly clear that further capital expenditures on coal can go ahead only if they are compatible with the 2C limit", she said at the international coal and climate summit in Warsaw, being held at the same time as UN climate talks.

"I don't believe we underwrite specific Alec functions, and, as should be abundantly clear from my past statements to you, we believe climate change is real and warrants action, we're taking steps to address it, which I've also provided you voluminous detail on, and we don't embrace the views of those who deny climate change or think it isn't a serious matter," Keil wrote in an email.

That should now be abundantly clear to George Bush as he tries to decide what to do -- and when to announce it -- in response to a World Trade Organization ruling that his 2002 steel tariffs are illegal.

But it should already be abundantly clear.

While it should by now be abundantly clear that people love their pets, the modern world has shown that we have adopted an equally beloved companion in technology.

It should by now be abundantly clear that the content of the message matters, and that if the content is not evidence-based, little behavioral conversion occurs in spite of seemingly high MC acceptability.

But some supersymmetric particles, if they exist, should be produced abundantly and could thus pop out of the data much sooner.