Sentence examples for access to plenty from inspiring English sources

Unlike British firms, they usually have access to plenty of long-term capital.

They have access to plenty of money to get out supporters on voting day.

Charities have access to plenty of information, especially about their beneficiaries.

The grand jurors had access to plenty of eyewitness accounts, but those varied dramatically.

In short, because we already have easy access to plenty of options, there's little value to us in driving more.

They are planted because they are hugely profitable and growers have privileged access to plenty of cheap water at least for the time being.

Austin also has plenty of access to top talent and plenty of financing options for new startups.

It was the perfect place for a fashion start-up, she thought, with a mix of the best designers, access to finance and plenty of support available for budding entrepreneurs.

America's issue isn't its access to guns -- plenty of countries allow gun permits -- it's our inherent and frankly cowardly desire to own and glorify them.

When I told my friend who spent five years working with youth in Chicago about it, she said: "In a city where many neighborhoods don't have enough access to public space, plenty of kids play in alleys, set up b-ball hoops and pick up soccer games.

She appears to live in a privileged environment, with access to health insurance and plenty of resources to care for her daughter.