What does STO stand for?

Stating the Obvious

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

STATING the obvious perhaps, but the Lions need to start winning Test matches again.

Five things they need to get right for 2013

It's stating the obvious, but residential areas are places where people live, and where the interests of the motorist must take second place to those of pedestrians, cyclists, the very young and the elderly.

Time to go slow

The news service has gone beyond stating the obvious.

United States: Dell (DELL) Launches PCs For Billionaires

In a recent magazine about fish returning to rivers to spawn, the story starts "It may be stating the obvious, but the sole reason that salmon return from their ocean migrations is to spawn.

Letter: Your Say - Migrating fish won't be hooked here

One whistleblower told the Record last night: "The inquiry findings were stating the obvious, as shocking as that may sound.

EXPERTS PINPOINTED CAUSE A YEAR AGO; NIMROD INQUIRY: 14 KILLED BY ...

Johnston doesn't spend a season experiencing dramatic peaks and troughs, but he does have his quiet moments and, although it's stating the obvious, he should be avoided when his strike-rate dips.

Horse Racing: Johnston could win it for Spencer; TRADING REPORT ...

Byline: PETER ALLEN GLENN Roeder is, of course, stating the obvious when he says (The Journal, November 13) that Newcastle are not scoring goals because they have no strikers, with Owen and Ameobi unavailable.

Letter: Voice of the North - Failure to address strikers deficiency

A bunch of badl y-dressed current comedy no-marks not fit to dust Ken Dodd's tickling stick, tediously stating the obvious over priceless Pete 'n' Dud, left, dialogue.

Let us watch the real masters