The numbers and the chart above show this to be a recipe for inelastic response to recession, or, more plainly, a great way to cut some big holes in the safety net.
She plainly takes great pleasure from working on extremely ambitious opportunities with outstanding people.
Plainly, a great future beckoned.
"The prospective deal was plainly of great importance to him.
The perceptions at the time and since of collusive arrangements between the prime minister and the preferred bidder are corrosive of public confidence … The prospective deal was plainly of great importance to him.
In the G major Sonata, Op 31 No 1, it was the sense of Ax and Beethoven plainly having great fun with the syncopated rhythm that emerged strongly, finding the logical balance between emphasising its quirkiness and maintaining an elegant flow.
At first, though, all is luxury and light, a blur of what has come to be known as real estate porn, with examples of perfect pools in idyllic settings, some laid out plainly "like great clusters of turquoise stones," to quote a House & Garden writer cited here, some carefully composed and featuring lacquered socialites (as seen, for instance, in Slim Aarons's 1970 photograph "Poolside Gossip").
They are an award winning reggae band that should be on any playlists of those who love Hawaii, love reggae, or just plainly love great music.
Earthquakes are rare in Britain, and I could see plainly Liz's great shock at experiencing one.
Unlike many of their peers from the early thrash scene, Metallica were plainly developing into great songwriters, too.
