Sentence examples for it will plainly from inspiring English sources

And second, second, it will plainly advance the cause of peace in Asia and promote the cause of change in China.

Yet, at the same time, it will plainly be far from easy to bring in at all quickly even the most promising candidates: Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, perhaps Slovenia, perhaps Estonia.

It will plainly be the hottest potato to land in the lap of the home secretary since well, come to think of it, since his son was caught selling drugs, since he locked up Chile's General Pinochet, since he introduced a bill lowering the age of consent for gay sex and since he suggested that more teenage mums should give up their children for adoption.

"It will be plainly obvious to the traveling public who has this and who doesn't," Mr. Maruster said.

At some point, it will seem plainly correct to say that even though they may both say "salmon are fish", they are not expressing the same belief by that sentence.

After the lawyers were paid, it will be plainly seen that a very small amount was left, per capitum to pay the inevitable expenses, outside of taxable costs.

The roles of the Bush era seem set to be partly reversed: where Mr Blair mongered Mr Bush's wars, it will be Mr Obama who sells financial reform to a fractious international community (though he will plainly sell nothing unless he thinks it in America's interests).So there are modest grounds for hope that, with others, Mr Brown and Mr Obama might accomplish something.

The target on sanitation will plainly not be met unless progress is greatly accelerated, and if it is not, 2.4 billion people will be without access to basic sanitation in 2015.

That will plainly take time.

Barring a revolution, that will plainly happen.

But there will plainly be lots to argue about.