Sentence examples for plainly adequate from inspiring English sources
Not only do the closing days of the debate show that Congress intended an apportionment among the States but also provisions of the Act create machinery plainly adequate to accomplish this purpose, whatever contingencies might occur.
Marriage qua marriage is also plainly not adequate.
But plainly, any adequate description of these in the present publication is out of the question, and space will be taken up only for a few small points.
In a brief filed on November 13th in the D.C. Circuit, the government asserted that the new law "plainly affords an adequate and effective substitute for any applicable habeas right".
Sure "first began" and "sum total" are best avoided, and "adequate enough" is plainly awful.
You need an adequate political vehicle, which Labour has plainly failed to provide, and some hard-headed analysis too.
Bruno had been there at the whim of an English peer from whom he'd removed thirty thousand pounds, and who plainly regarded seeing Bruno do similar damage to a number of his friends as adequate compensation for his losses.
The simple fact is that to affirm the conviction without an adequate instruction would be tantamount to directing a verdict of guilty, and that we plainly may not do.
