Sentence The phrase "give abundant" is not correct in written English.
In written form, "give abundantly" should be used instead. For example, "He gave abundantly to the charity to show his support."
Thanks to Jalen Rose's thought-provoking ESPN film on the Fab Five, Sunday's game — indeed, the entire N.C.A.A. tournament — has been given abundant food for thought.
Ms MacMillan gives abundant examples of the spite with which he sidelined the secretary of state, William Rogers, who was kept ignorant of America's secret talks with the Chinese for over two years, until Mr Kissinger had returned from his first visit to Beijing.
His basic point (and a hardly surprising one, given abundant evidence of its validity) was that Supreme Court justices and other federal judges have too often plunged headlong into election-law cases like Citizens United (of which he is critical) without fully grasping the consequences of their decisions.
Compound 6 showed a protonated molecular ion [M + H]+ at m/z 193.1213 and gave abundant product ions at m/z 160.0836 (loss of H2O-CH3) and 147.1206 (loss of H2O-CO).
Given abundant funds and materials, the Hungarian engineer built the gun within three months at Edirne, from which it was dragged by sixty oxen to Constantinople.
Now on the fourth day of my book tour for Fair Game and I am delighted because I have been given abundant opportunity to discuss something I feel passionately about: the politicization of our intelligence services.
When you're given abundant training in the use of force, but little in using psychology, body language, and other non-coercive means of resolving a conflict, you'll naturally gravitate toward using force.
Given abundant signs of Euroscepticism from London to Berlin, this once-every-five years electoral exercise appears to be shaping up as no less than a referendum on the merits of continuing on with the European Union itself.
Hence, a detectable proportion of a given abundant transcript with a processed 5′ end can survive the enrichment procedure.
Nonetheless, given abundant evidence that many traits in fish can respond rapidly to changes in environmentally driven selection pressures and that these traits are strongly plastic, we recommend exploration of more methods suitable for detecting temporal changes in reaction norms in fish.
