Sentence examples for it plainly has from inspiring English sources

"And I think it plainly has".

If anyone is leaning on these reporters it plainly has no effect.

As the Constitution makes textually clear, only means that are "necessary and proper" are allowed, even when Congress regulates in an area in which it plainly has power.

But while there has been some excellent continuing reporting of the Duch trial by Seth Mydans of The New York Times and a few others, it plainly has not been of much interest to the general public in the United States, or to the broadcast media, which, with a few exceptions, have ignored it.

It plainly has overcome past problems: a rocky 1995 acquisition of Scott Paper, economic turmoil overseas and the chainsaw downsizing by former Scott Chief Executive Albert Dunlap.

"To put it plainly, having a worldwide creative director is of no use in one of the biggest markets like China, where new brands will start driving the world in the coming future, when he or she doesn't even know the language, the culture or the sensitivity of that market's corporate culture," Mr Law said.

That principle, once it is openly stated, plainly has its arse on backwards: there is no shame in engaging with an outrage halfway across the world.

Today, the person who plainly has it is Nicolas Ghesquiere of Balenciaga.

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.

The Court held that it was irrelevant: The act plainly has no application.

Moreover, it is all about tribes, not democracy, and Colonel Qaddafi plainly has a lot of them on his side.