Sentence examples for abundant yet from inspiring English sources

This fraud, Keyssar reported, "is exceedingly rare"—especially compared with voter fraud in absentee balloting, which is abundant yet largely unaddressed.

This fraud, Keyssar reported, "is exceedingly rare" — especially compared with voter fraud in absentee balloting, which is abundant yet largely unaddressed.

The African Medical Research Foundation (Amref), which is implementing the three-year Katine community development project funded by Guardian readers and Barclays Bank, is working to help communities tap into this water resource that seems abundant yet remains elusive.

Now, a startup company called Svaice is occupying that old factory, and aims to make a very low-tech product – ice cubes – from an abundant (yet diminishing) local resource: glaciers.

As she discovered, vegetables there during the warmer months are abundant, yet eating farm-to-table often means having the same vegetables for weeks on end, waiting for the next plantings' offerings to appear.

In a meadow of songbirds beside the field, Ashok Dahal, a 65-year-old refugee from Bhutan, said he believes that with hard work, this summer's crop will be the most abundant yet, helped by new soil from the flood.

Microbial conversion of methane to high-value bio-based fuels, chemicals, and materials offers a path to mitigate GHG emissions and valorize this abundant-yet -underutilized carbon source.

On "Floodplain," the Kronos Quartet takes up music associated with lands blessed with abundant water yet prone to devastation through flooding.

This species is so widely distributed, abundant, and yet secretive that it does not appear humans are having an impact on their survival.

FLOODPLAIN Nonesuch 518349-2; CD On this absorbing recent CD, the Kronos Quartet takes up music associated with lands blessed with abundant water yet prone to devastation through flooding, includes pieces from Lebanon, Palestine, Iran and Iraq.

8/30/2018 - Berkeley engineers have created a new way to remove contaminants from storm water using mineral-coated sand, potentially addressing the needs of water-stressed communities that are searching for ways to tap the abundant and yet underused source of fresh drinking water.