Sentence examples for years plainly from inspiring English sources

There's plenty in those early years, plainly, for cod psychologists to chew on.

The frequency with which some North Dakotans have revisited the question across the years plainly reflects an aggrieved belief that their state came up short in the deal.

On Korea, during the Clinton years, he plainly overstepped his authority in securing the nuclear agreement.

And in any case, Congress has moved to condition a slice of aid to Egypt this year on improvements in the country's human-rights record.As for the Gulf, the announcement of $20 billion in promised arms sales over ten years is plainly intended to scare, or deter, Iran.

The cost of security, especially against kidnapping (a real threat), can be prohibitive.Since the tinkering of the past ten years has plainly not worked, the government is now proposing, in one package, an unprecedented reform of the whole criminal-justice system, from the police, through the courts and prisons, to the lawyers themselves.

Gardner described those years more plainly: His friend had been "attacked viciously … ridiculed, vilified, denounced," he said.

Or how about spying Andromeda, a spiral galaxy 2.5 million light years away yet plainly visible through your binoculars?

"But this does not excuse his behaviour in knowingly submitting 19 false invoices over a period of four financial years which were plainly intended to deceive the Parliamentary expenses authorities".

Though he has served at the heart of the establishment for many years, he was plainly the most liberal of the eventual runners, though all of them had been vetted by the Council of Guardians, a clutch of clerics and lawyers, to ensure their fidelity to the tenets of the Islamic revolution of 1979.

And the maturation of Jurevicius, now in his third year, is also plainly evident.

Rumours of ill health aside, his 34-year rule has plainly produced diminishing returns for ordinary Libyans.