Sentence examples for be so plentiful from inspiring English sources

How could these microorganisms, called methanogens, be so plentiful in the oxygen-rich ocean?

Like cod, eels used to be so plentiful that nobody believed they could be in trouble.

Elders who sound the alarm assert that jobs may not be so plentiful or high paying -- or there might even be a full-fledged recession -- by the time those taking extended breaks decide to jump back in.

She spoke of the cutting of the trees, the algae, the appearance of the black bass and the disappearance of the native ducks that used to be so plentiful, the landslide in Panabaj, the sudden arrival of grebes, and now the rising waters.

Meanwhile, the skylarks and warblers that used to be so plentiful in our countryside are vanishing, especially on those big, "profitable" farms the government seems to favour, because, as Adam Harrison of WWF Scotland says, "The public pays for a farming policy that pollutes, then pays to clear up that pollution and pays yet again at the supermarket for the food we buy".

Premium sperm and eggs will be so plentiful that Singles will be able to pick them up at Spermbucks or bid for specialty samples on Egg-Bay.com.com

It's for You Plenty to Do While You Wait for That Important Call CELLPHONES are so plentiful these days, they seem to grow on trees.

But it is significant because neutrinos are so plentiful.

Its dishes are so plentiful you could serve four people with some of the entrees.

Here, the little yellow cedar saplings are so plentiful we often trip over them.

"Jobs are so plentiful in North Dakota," I'd been told, "most people have two".