With this credential, he's plainly better placed to run the organisation than people with a background in natural science and decades of experience of defending biodiversity.
Plainly, better and clearer rules are needed.
But those such as South Africa, with strong and sophisticated economies and fine amenities, are plainly better placed.
And Europe, too, is plainly better off with Milosevic answering for his crimes, instead of committing more.
It is a plainly surprising dynasty.
A full, negotiated peace would plainly be better, but until that is within reach the best ought not to become an enemy of the good.
After all, the Arab world's eight monarchies, all but two of them in the Gulf region, seem plainly a lot better at fending off popular pressure for democracy than the republics.
He is plainly the better choice.
After the crisis of 2008, finance plainly needed better regulation.
And if your first handset is a Nokia, you are more likely to stay with the brand when moving upmarket—"so being strong at the low end has strategic importance".Opportunity in complexityOne market in which Nokia could plainly do better is North America.
For instance, India plainly needs better data-protection laws, but even if the existing rules remained unchanged, the threat to liberty would be dwarfed by the gains to welfare: to people who live ten to a room, concerns about privacy sound outlandish.
