WHEN a government has failed to get to grips with a country's economic slide, and failed to make a serious effort to clean up a banking system that has plainly been covered with dirt for almost eight years, it deserves to be punished by the voters.
The huge hole on the vessel's port side was at first plainly visible, but later was covered by what appeared to be large white tarpaulins.
He added there was "plainly" a cover-up.
When I covered the 2008 Democratic primary debate in Los Angeles, it was plainly evident that she was better able to support her claims with names and numbers than then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama.
The name is plainly inappropriate; actually, the lake is rather turbid, because its bottom, which is shallow, is covered with soft black ooze.
The name is plainly inappropriate; actually the lake is rather turbid, because its bottom, which is shallow, is covered with soft black ooze.
Where Jobs largely succeeded in extending his famous "reality distortion field" to cover this high-octane crowd, Cook plainly knew he could never accomplish the same effect.
Overload would be random (of course, iPhone calls drop randomly, too), but a plainly crummy system is one that can't cover some of the most well-trafficked thoroughfares and intersections in the world.
Sit in an open area where speech bubbles won't cover you and you are seen plainly.
That's not strictly true: plainly we would have dropped any of our artists' covers, if, for argument's sake, they had called for the expulsion of all Muslims.
Much of the destruction of the coast was plainly caused by the surge, and standard homeowners' insurance policies do not cover damage caused by flooding.
