Sentence examples for plainly by the from inspiring English sources

The Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR), in its latest economic outlook paper, states this plainly: "By the end of the forecast period, we expect the government's deficit to have returned to balance as the fiscal consolidation continues.

The letter, published by Vaz, a Labour MP, on his website, claimed terror police were complicit in the radicalisation and continued: "Plainly, by the NECTU [North East Counter Terrorism Unit] allowing this contact they have been complicit in the grooming and radicalising of the women".

Coogler, by reframing what we saw documented plainly by the onlookers that day in cinematic form, by giving it context, has made an important statement on the power of not merely the moving image, but the power of perspective.

Medicare can only be fixed by correcting the distortions that for-profit medicine have introduced into our health economy -- or, to put it more plainly, by getting the greed out of health care.

Ruffini was plainly impressed by the openness of the experience.

He seemed plainly frustrated by the Jaguars' performance.

National deposit insurance is plainly limited by the solvency of the state.

The American lawyers were plainly encouraged by the meetings, and more are planned.

While plainly inspired by the album, it takes welcome liberties with repertory and tone.

He glances down at the drop, plainly terrified by the idea.

Bush the younger is plainly annoyed by the commission's forceful, vivid account of his failures in Iraq.