Sentence examples for given the copious from inspiring English sources

Given the copious sexual innuendos in Hugh Wheeler's book, this often has the effect of making "Music" feel like a Scandinavian answer to "Love American Style".

Given the copious factors involved and the complexity of their interactions, uncertainty in the outcomes is a prominent feature of wildfire management strategies, at both policy and operational levels.

Given the copious news leaks and op-ed skirmishes of the past six months, nobody could argue that if people only knew what kind of policy arguments were taking place inside the Administration we wouldn't be heading to war.

The Venice-based ephemeral messaging app has obviously left its Amazon Prime account in the hands of the startup's weed dealer, given the copious Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy references in the description and the very idea that anyone wants to own a $25 towel with Snapchat's logo on it.

Given the copious quantities of sodium in most commercially prepared food, experts have long concluded that the only effective strategy for meaningful sodium reduction is to change the food supply.

It may seem surprising, given the copious H2O2-blocking activity of CVF, that any H2O2 could be detected at all.

Given the luxury of copious videotapes, Rich Garcia may have made the right call this time around, but this layman suspects the orderly rules for the greensward of baseball have little relationship to the junkyard-dog world of patrons brawling for a ball.

"Barilla is to Parma what Agnelli is to Turin," said Marco Federici, a reporter for the Gazzetta di Parma, the local newspaper, which gave the commemoration copious coverage.

When given the right substrate, it produces copious extracellular polysaccharides that provide the bacteria with a favourable environment for multiplication.

S. mutans and S. devriesei may have the same capability to adhere to the tooth surface, and given the right substrate e.g. sugars, they produce copious extracellular polysaccharides (Fig. 7) that provide the bacteria with a favourable environment for multiplication.

The tropical sea passages between the Pacific and the Indian oceans have also given the latter ocean a rich reef fauna; Indo-Pacific mollusks have reached copious evolutionary diversification, with the giant clam, Tridacna gigas, a spectacular example.