But it's tough to sell this logic to a Northern electorate prone to seeing the South's predicament as a plain instance of profligacy (a diagnosis that is surely off the mark in Spain's case).
It is plain, for instance, that most Germans wish, as strongly as ever, that they could keep their trusty D-mark.On the fall of the euro, Mr Solbes sounds more like a central banker than like his fellow politicians.
The subsequent invocation of a launcher brings up a plain single instance of Web limited to one domain, with off-site links opening in a normal browser.
Among the Bara people of the southern arid plains, for instance, tombs may be built into natural features such as rock outcroppings or hillsides by placing the bodies within and partially or entirely sealing the space with stacked stones or zebu skulls.
And although Freeman chops up the verse into neat little segments rather than giving us the architecture of a speech, he has the capacity to make each phrase tell: "simple, plain Clarence", for instance, becomes a withering put-down of his gullible brother.
Different situations call for different sensors and strategies — for instance, plain optical cameras perform poorly on snowy roads, and lidar is less effective, so Martti will rely more on radar.
For instance, plain radiographs are insensitive to early changes.
In the first instance, plain radiographs were used to assess the chest and bones.
Amazing instances of plain speaking, noted in the daily press.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, November 16, 1929 P. 28 Amazing instances of plain speaking, noted in the daily press.
