Sentence examples for because of plenty from inspiring English sources

And there were flies, though not in large numbers (in part because of plenty of fly traps).

33 However, because of plenty of suspected TB cases in China, surveillance for MDR-TB of all cases is impractical.

Visual information acquisition and human gait based biometric sensing may be attracted because of the plenty research of vision based gait recognition.

Because of that, plenty of companies like Yodo1, iDreamSky and CocoaChina have cropped up to help advise studios on how to navigate the unique complexities of the market.

I'm not going to make the case for the extent of this discrimination because plenty of folks, plenty of organizations already are doing so.

The monkey is like a 2 year old who never grows beyond 2. The monkeys are not so easy to get rid of because there are plenty of older monkeys around and not many shelters.

Scott said that he would not let economics guide the process of shaping his decisions, because plenty of money would be available.

Instead, start putting some faith in the young magazines working to change the face of media, because there are plenty of us.

Instead, start putting some faith in the young magazines working to change the face of media because there are plenty of us.

Because there are plenty of pressure groups, plenty of trade unions and plenty of charities and the like, that will put the counter view.

It is worth to mention that our results are nontrivial generalizations of the corresponding known fixed point results in the setting of Banach spaces because there are plenty of spaces which are not normable (see, [[7], p. 113]).