Sentence examples for abundant when it from inspiring English sources
Another reason the state supports solar is that it is a stabilizing influence on the infrastructure, since it is most abundant when it is needed most, during the summer heat waves, when all those air-conditioners make the electrical grid most unstable.
Now to the "genomic foundations for the new biology": (i) "Genomes can have abundant DNA sequences that are of no apparent functional benefit to the organism" -Not really abundant when it comes to prokaryotes and, especially, viruses.
Economies laboured under the "tyranny" of the gold regime, booming when gold was abundant, deflating when it was scarce.
First-time visitors to North Korea are always surprised that such a poor country can provide comfortable accommodations and abundant food when it wants to make a good impression.
It does the compression and expansion when electricity is abundant, and when it is scarce the gas flow, and thus the heat flow and therefore the whole process, is reversed.Nor are these ideas the end of the list.
Those differences mask abundant similarities when it comes to their positions and the issues they emphasize.
"THE ideal recession desk," said Reiko Gomez, a feng shui-oriented interior designer who has lately refocused her practice on recession-proofing the home, "would be one that makes you feel successful and abundant when you sit at it, without costing so much that you feel foolish for having spent the money".
LRRK2 has been suggested to exist as a dimer, which is more abundant when membrane-associated, where it has increased kinase activity (21).
It was very abundant when the islands were first colonised by humans, but was extirpated on Porto Santo, and by 1986 had declined to about 2,700 birds.
Surface water is often abundant in summer, when it serves as a breeding ground for fish, birds and mammals.
Since GcvB is highly abundant when bacteria grow rapidly in nutrient-rich media, its major role may be to optimize the energy-expensive import and biosynthesis of amino acids (Sharma et al, 2007).
