Sentence examples similar to plainly achieved from inspiring English sources

Such a constitution plainly cannot be achieved just by inter-governmental negotiations.

Moreover, less drastic means—which would not require the State to give appellants 'instantaneous access to the ballot'—seem plainly available to achieve California's objectives.

If much of the recent commentary is of any indication, the appearance of Laverne Cox on the cover of the iconic TIME magazine has fulfilled the purposes which it was plainly intended to achieve.

Plainly, great things have been achieved.

But in the past few days they have plainly got closer to achieving it.

This type of survey is "plainly not designed to achieve the accepted purpose of an exit poll," wrote veteran Democratic pollster Mark Mellman in a report submitted Tuesday to the Arizona federal court handling one of the voter intimidation cases.

Mr. Bognar and Ms. Reichart sought cancer patients at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, and they plainly made a priority of achieving elementary ethnic and gender diversity.

Mr Rogers said the WRU "adopts interpretations of rules which are absurd and plainly designed to suit the outcome it wishes to achieve".

Let's put aside any worries over its economic wisdom and look at whether it will achieve what, at this stage in the election, is plainly its aim: to win votes.

Plainly dressed.

Speak plainly.