Sentence examples for the obvious result from inspiring English sources

The obvious result is before us is that there aren't enough jobs for university graduates.

Indigenous Australians have long insisted, however – with apparent good reason – that the hole is the obvious result of musket shot.

The obvious result is more expressive lighting and animation during matches, but that's not the only upshot of the move.

"Tony Blair is viewed negatively on the whole by Muslims," he said, the obvious result of his policy decisions in the Middle East whilst prime minister.

I must take issue with this:My colleague [that is, me] says sluggish growth is no surprise, but the obvious result of too-tight monetary policy.

The Broncos' victories are the obvious result of a great defense playing some terrible teams (Chiefs, Dolphins) or unprepared opponents (Jets, Raiders).

Teixeira has struggled the past few years because opposing teams, having studied his hitting charts and seen the obvious results, are positioning their infielders in spots where he tends to hit the ball.

Apart from the obvious resulting reductions in operating costs there is a significant increase in power reliability and environmental quality.

One of the obvious results of this approach is the interdependence of the chapters of the volume, and the result is one of the most well-edited books readers are likely to encounter.

Experienced participants showed significant improvement upon training in more participant/kit combinations for difficult results than the obvious results (indicated in grey blocks in Figure 2).

However, regardless of the level of experience, laboratory operators and pathologists showed significantly lower accuracy in interpreting the difficult results than the obvious results for SD Bioline (indicated in "#" in Figure 2).