Sentence examples for very obvious reason from inspiring English sources

Aside from the very obvious reason – why opt for oppression?

One very obvious reason, or excuse, could be advanced in the visitors' enforced travel plans.

The Tories pick on the capital for the very obvious reason that the polls currently favour Boris Johnson.

The fast bowler is one very obvious reason why Australia defeated West Indies in their semi-final by 28 runs.

In Germany, Fischer's is now the prevailing view, which is one very obvious reason why the Federal Republic does not know how to approach the war's centenary.

Google Home, on the other hand, rarely seems to disappoint and there's a very obvious reason for this: it's powered by Google and Alexa is not.

There are very obvious reasons for that.

People didn't see me as a traditional kids' TV presenter, for very obvious reasons".

"There is a whole raft waiting to join them, and for very obvious reasons.

In the unfolding aftermath of the Japanese earthquake the referendum campaign hasn't got much of a look-in for very obvious reasons.

This is for the very obvious reasons that it will get things wrong and gives too much power to the government of the day.