Sentence examples for similarly obvious from inspiring English sources

It was similarly obvious that the 2001 tax cut was poorly designed as a demand stimulus.

We've found similarly obvious patterns in vote percentages in Russian national elections from 2000 to 2016.

Iona Rozeal Brown's jaunty mix of Chinese court portraiture and hip-hop attitude is a similarly obvious hybrid, but at least she is using her imagination, making something and getting some visual punch for her efforts.

There may be products of biotechnology that will be similarly obvious in the dangers they pose to mankind-for example, superbugs, new viruses, or genetically modified foods that produce toxic reactions.

The music by Konstantine Lortkipanidze is a similarly obvious or overwrought mishmash of thunderous percussion, eerie strangled chords and even — or did I imagine this? — a smidgen of "Amazing Grace" played on the bagpipes at Duncan's funeral.

When the 1950s-era criminal Willie Sutton was asked why he robbed banks, he allegedly replied, "That's where the money is". For any salesperson wondering why she should use social media, the answer is similarly obvious: That's where the buyers are.

Similarly, the obvious functional design of animals and plants seems to denote the work of a Creator.

Similarly, an obvious question is whether CAR-modified T and NK cells can form functional ISs.

Similarly, and obvious on reflection, a scientific discovery is new because no one thought like that before.

Similarly, no obvious clustering was recorded after PCoA analysis.

Similarly, no obvious boundaries were found between the new bones and host bones.