Sentence examples for is therefore plain from inspiring English sources

The broad outline of a programme is therefore plain.

It is, therefore, plain that these are to be classed as relative.

The term frame is often used instead of pile thread per dent, and a single frame carpet is therefore a plain carpet with one thread per dent.

The idea that speech recognition is the key to simplicity, Mr Norman says, is therefore "just plain silly".He concludes that the only way to achieve simplicity is to have gadgets that explicitly and proudly do less (he calls these "information appliances").

The level of income in mountain areas is therefore lower than on the plains.

It is therefore clear that petitioner has a plain and adequate remedy at law in the criminal case pending against him in the Illinois court.

Support of plain IP (and even more TCP/IP) is therefore costly and not necessarily a good option.

The evaluation and optimum management of this resource are therefore essential in regions such as the Haouz Plain, Morocco.

The poet-philosophers of the plains (and every plainsman is one) know that the plains are unknowable in their totality, and are therefore charged with possibility.

It is plain, therefore, that the defendant carried on the litigation on the theory that the bank was the complainant, and the cause was entertained and decided by the circuit court on the same assumption.

It therefore is plain that the burden of proof was dealt with and carried in a manner which does not admit of criticism by the defendant.