obvious example

An obvious example is the relationship of a part to a whole.

An obvious example of this is in the food industry.

To take an obvious example of what I mean, has a husband a right to read his wife's letters?

Obvious examples of such skills are medical workers and teachers.

The other most obvious example of group difference concerns differences between men and women in the same community.

The most obvious example is that of the medical professions.

This "obvious example" proved to be the only one he gave.

The obvious example was their coverage of the 9/11 attacks.

The most obvious example is the use of a drummer in pop music to keep time.

"And the City has been the most obvious example of people making a lot of money in business."

The most obvious example of an information source is a dictionary, which tells you what words mean.

The most obvious example were studies comparing a new drug to a placebo.

The Middle East is perhaps the most obvious example, but there are others.

The most obvious example of this is their rotational set list policy.

It provides an obvious example of why we need to preserve a working relationship with Russia.

Consider only the most obvious example, the doctrine of original intent.

Surely, to take the most obvious example, there are better ways to open up opportunity than with preferences.

Those are just two of the most obvious examples.

Oliver, the novel's main character, is the most obvious example.

The late Edward Said would be the most obvious example.

The energy sector is an obvious example of this.

A very obvious example can be found in colour symbolism itself.

My relation with him was the most obvious example.

The most obvious example is an increase in revenue.

Tax evasion is the most obvious example of this class bias.