Sentence examples for very obvious problems from inspiring English sources

There are two very obvious problems with Roberts' argument.

That approach comes with some very obvious problems.

There are a couple of very obvious problems with talking up these two submerged cities as if they were revelatory.

Again, there are some very obvious problems going on there.

For all the very obvious problems with the EU, to vote for Brexit in order to strike at the establishment isn't so much throwing the baby out with the bath water – it's drowning the baby, pissing in the bathtub, then setting your house on fire.

It has not and will not solve what is a very obvious problem".

She believed the initiative was simply a pragmatic solution to a very obvious problem.

Mr. Kelly, on the other hand, had a very obvious problem, one that had less to do with his extraordinary music career than with his budding film career.

There is one very obvious problem with this, I discovered, which is that if you head into a vacation pretending to embrace the exquisite boredom of doing nothing but secretly hoping the break will serve as yet another tent pole in your productivity, you end up running loops in your head every bit as crazed and unhelpful as the ones you went through at home.

Transparency became the very obvious key to solving this problem as the afternoon progressed.

"The paper problem is very obvious to any construction manager and construction engineer in the field," she said, speaking on stage this morning at the TechCrunch Disrupt 2015 event in San Francisco.