Sentence examples for suggests an obvious from inspiring English sources

This result suggests an obvious intervention: do not feed premature babies on standard-formula milk.

The experiment with "Hancock" suggests an obvious threat to the cable industry's offerings, such as video on demand.

"Manet" suggests an obvious truth: Films of this sort can only be as good as the exhibitions they record.

I've also seen younger players, 14- to 15-year-olds, whose father or mother also had the yips, which suggests an obvious hereditary component to it.

If what the Gosaibis allege is true, their case suggests an obvious corollary: never let your son-in-law drive the family car.

The divergence on how to handle the euro crisis between Germany (and allies such as Finland and the Netherlands), and a group led by France and Italy suggests an obvious compromise.

It is difficult understanding how these experts could suggest an obvious relationship between sugar consumption and obesity.

Had Dr. Greene's report undergone this process, nonpartisan scholars might well have suggested an obvious natural experiment to test his conclusions.

Of all the possible ways to spend the rebate checks expected this summer, none of the people interviewed in "Putting a Tax Rebate to Use" (Business Day, June 5) suggested an obvious option: give the money to charity.

Still, the current offers - three years at $15 million a year by the Yankees and a maximum five years at $23 to $24 million by Close - suggest an obvious compromise in which the two sides would settle at four years and, say, $19 million a year.

A landscape of cities fallen down and crowds of people displaced, stalked by fears of radiation, suggested an obvious analogy, which Naoto Kan, Japan's Prime Minister, drew on Sunday: The current situation of the earthquake, tsunami and the nuclear plants is in a way the most severe crisis in the past 65 years since World War II….