Sentence examples for that would be obvious from inspiring English sources

To any Facebook user, that would be obvious.

Nativity is the binding theme, for reasons that would be obvious, even if the artists didn't strive to make it so.

He cited the debates over electronic voting machines that caused problems "that would be obvious to any computer scientist but went right past some people here in Congress".

Asked if last week's report by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) suggested that global warming posed a significant threat, Sir Mark said: "It's a very significant challenge, that would be obvious to anyone I think".

A negligent-homicide conviction requires a jury to find that Mr. Acevedo failed to perceive how his driving created a "substantial and unjustifiable risk" that would be obvious to an ordinary person.

Windows, doors and the garden gate must be locked, the outside lights and the upstairs light timer turned on — a sequence that would be obvious to a regular watcher.

Characters often explain things that would be entirely obvious to them, and chapter breaks are unnervingly sporadic.

The experiments were made over the diversity channel since that would be an obvious feature to be used in practical systems.

PN12 "Well definitely it would benefit the community, (we) would be able to pick up chlamydia earlier, inform people earlier about it and information like that would be of obvious benefit".

The second category of research for the good cause was research that could be regarded as more academic in nature – thus not something that would be of obvious direct benefit to the local community.

Don't try to change to quickly (***IF YOU ARE EVEN COMFORTABLE WITH CHANGING***); that would be too obvious.