Sentence examples for becomes replete with from inspiring English sources

As with many other things in this new industry, that sounds good until you think about it; then it becomes replete with problems.

During the past 23 years, the literature has become replete with reports regarding ruptured endovascular aneurysm repair.

Rangel's approach would simplify the tax code, which has become replete with measures that benefit specific categories of individual taxpayers or industrial sectors, and introduce more "progressive" income taxation.

In contrast, lipid droplets were rare in the fed CoA-deficient livers and the hepatocytes became replete with lipid droplets after a 48 h fast.

About half of the larvae became infected when they fed virtually in contact with the infecting nymph and when the nymph had become replete (Table 1).

New Yorkers had also been warned that the city's parks would become death traps, replete with falling branches and icy paths.

At one point, the whole thing becomes Brazil in space, replete with a Terry Gilliam cameo.

Push the "Sport" button on the left side of the instrument panel and the front-wheel-drive two-seater becomes a zippy runabout, replete with sporty handling and burbling exhaust note.

But I doubt she'd be pleased to learn that "Marrakesh has become another St.-Tropez," replete with "spas, cocktail lounges, fashionable boutiques".

It is undeniable that California's recall election, which will use punch-card voting systems, has the potential to become another voting fiasco replete with hanging chads and changing standards.

Indeed, innovation has become a cottage industry, replete with its own experts, institutes and consultants.