Sentence examples for be more bountiful from inspiring English sources

This summer's harvest will be ready for shipment from November and some industry figures anticipate it will be more bountiful.

She is not the first politician to desire prosperity for the people so that they could be more bountiful taxpayers.

They predict that pollen will be more bountiful and will persist beyond the usual peak dispersal period of mid-August to mid-September.

This will leave energy for the herbs to grow through to the last harvest, which should be more bountiful.

I decided that physics is more bountiful than I realized before, and I accepted the invitation.

The sun blazed down from a cloudless sky and the pitch could not have been more bountiful.

Sources for information are more bountiful -- and arguably more partisan -- than ever before: 24-hour cable news in a variety of flavors (CNN, Fox News Channel, CNBC); the Internet (Drudge, Slate, Salon and a universe of blogs); radio (Limbaugh, Franken); and, of course, newspapers (USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, this newspaper).

These are more bountiful and therefore more affordable, though they sell for upwards of 750 euros per pound.

In the minds of many, bounty should equal charity, so in a state so bountiful, there should be more people like Philip Lodewick and charity should match.

If only McCain has been caught playing Snake, this parrallel would be even more bountiful.

Also, being a mother demands physical stamina, which is usually more bountiful when one is young.