Word: obviousness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...conditions in paper countries have steadily improved while they have gone from bad to worse in gold countries. Since the crucial difference in the condition of the prosperous countries on the one hand, and the depressed countries on the other, lies in depreciation of currencies of the former, the obvious conclusion is that the most important explanation of the varying fortunes of the two groups of countries must be in varying currency conditions. It is the task of those who deny this to explain the economic developments and contrasts of the years 1931-36 without an appeal to these conditions...
...advisability of this plan is obvious when the financial and personal problems of the College are analyzed. Harvard cannot afford to hire more tutors, and unless this is done the present tutors will continue to be grossly over-worked and underpaid. The solution, obviously, is to cut the number of men being tutored...
Reason for this shift was the obvious weakness displayed by the tackle squad in the Army game. When Jim Gaffney was moved to guard after the Brown clash, only three tackles of starting calibre remained: Al Kevorkian, the only member of the squad reasonably certain to start against Yale in this position, Mike Adlis, and Ken Booth...
...obvious that my father never had any part in my dealings with Fokker and I can see no reason why all of this should be brought out at this time, except a desire on the part of some one to besmirch the name of the President of the United States...
...these circumstances to appoint Lord Linlithgow the next Viceroy of India, so that he might expertly install and adjust the new Constitution to its 350,000,000 souls, seemed quite the most obvious and also quite the wisest decision taken last year by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin in what was otherwise his Year of Bumbles. But would the Indian people take either to the Constitution or to Linlithgow? When he arrived in Bombay there was not a single native newspaper which did not oppose the Constitution, and the earliest date by which Britons dared hope to put it into effect...