Sentence examples for then obvious from inspiring English sources

It is then obvious that the effects of the surface on the cohesive properties of the particle cannot be neglected.

The efforts of philanthropies to influence entertainment programming is not new, although viewers are probably less aware of it then obvious marketing tie-ins in which, for example, a can of Coca-Cola shows up in a character's hands.

Mr. Emanuel — who announced on Saturday what was by then obvious, that he really is running — is promising major policy addresses on education, crime and city finances in the coming months, and has already said that this is no time to "even talk about raising taxes".

Accompanied by the usual fast-talking handlers, stone-faced Secret Service men, news twerps and gadflies, the candidates take sneaky, then obvious turns pulling Bud this way and that — his choices come down to either nuclear annihilation or the rainbow White House — until they themselves have been bent so far out of shape, so contorted by politicking, that they're almost unrecognizable.

It was then obvious that the cost difference would significantly increase between Korea and China.

The question is then obvious - why can't the state deal with the threats such extremists now pose?

But if it's so obvious, then why haven't we done it?

As they weighed whether she and her company were a good risk, the investors "scrupulously avoided" referring to her by-then obvious pregnancy — which was nevertheless "foremost in their minds," the entrepreneur wrote.

The solution: Ellen nailed it: MATH IS COOL! Obvious now, but not so obvious back then.

And then it became so obvious.

In 2013, when the small-business blog at the Times started a series on what it called "startup cities" outside of the then-obvious tech capitals, one of its first posts was a profile of Austin.