Sentence examples for it has plainly from inspiring English sources

It has plainly succeeded in its main goal of expanding health coverage.

It has plainly shocked him to the core.

As Hopkins' column shows, it has plainly cost us our national reputation.

It said the board would need new members to make this happen as "it has plainly not delivered for the last several years of declining share value".

In terms of banking, it has plainly had a healthy effect: banks have strengthened their risk-management systems and spread their risks—so much so that many should be able to hold less capital against their loans.

China, for example, has never officially favored the American deployment in South Korea, even though it has plainly profited from the resulting peace, to the point of establishing lucrative economic ties with South Korea.

The new mill had not in any obvious way transformed the county — it is still poorer than the average in Arkansas, which is among the poorest states in the nation — yet it had plainly provided the best jobs in the area.

They are for good reason angry both with the corruptly authoritarian regime they will be replacing and with the West for having supported that regime, even when it had plainly been rejected by the Algerian people.If this happens in Algeria, the effects will spill over into other parts of North Africa, and maybe even farther into the Islamic world; and a familiar cycle will begin all over again.

If the aim was to destabilise America's war effort by turning public opinion against it, that has plainly failed.

Though he says he has a high motive for it, Mr Hague has plainly used the Damilola case to berate the government for failing to raise police numbers.

Iconoclasts view it as a hollow alliance that has plainly outlived its usefulness and represents a misallocation of scarce resources.