Sentence examples for plainly going to from inspiring English sources

Tipsters are plainly going to have to pay more attention to the identity of jockeys' backers in future.

But the Bush administration is plainly going to need guidance from an energized environmental community to get there.

Yet it is plainly going to be a drawn-out process and it was rare to be at Wembley with so little colour and noise.

Somebody told me at the border control in East Jerusalem into Palestine that you can sit together with people and drink tea for seven or eight hours, and maybe after that you're going to work together!" Such a shoot was plainly going to be complicated.

So as the blueprint for Rose, Jo Grant is plainly going to be a favourite of Mr Davies – a man whose own childhood era was so completely that of Pertwee that he created a spin-off around Sarah-Jane (God help the world if I ever get my hands on the show – Sophie Aldred's Ace would totally be coming back).

The scale of the downward revisions to Britain's growth prospects and of upward revisions to government deficit forecasts are plainly going to overshadow everything else that emanates from today's Autumn Statement.

That's plainly not going to happen at Sports Direct.

They are undeniably up against the mightiest military power in the world, but they are plainly not going to prove that fervour alone can vanquish it.

In a world where the average time spent studying a supermarket shelf for the item you need is just four seconds, this is plainly Not Going To Happen.

Rip up the rules Chris Gent of Vodafone AirTouch is plainly not going to be put off by the delaying tactics coming from Mannesmann.

It's worth noting that basically from the moment Pai took over, the 2015 rules he opposed so strenuously were plainly not going to be enforced.