Sentence examples for has become plentiful from inspiring English sources

As computer memory has become plentiful and cheap, hardware engineers have often designed larger buffers.

Today, however, with the advent of factory farming, leather has become plentiful and therefore even cheap, devaluing it to the level of commonplace.

Beavers have become plentiful.

In Bangladesh, such stories have become plentiful.

But microelectric motors have become plentiful and relatively inexpensive.

Duets have been common since the early 19th century, and although trios remain rare for some reason, quartets have become plentiful over the last decade.

At the same time, she explains, the very fact that something hard to get had become plentiful produced a desire for scarcity — in the form of handmade, expensive shoes (out of the reach of most budgets in the pre-credit era) made by craftsmen who regarded the trade as an art.

With the explosion in single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) discovery and genotyping technologies, large-scale association studies have become feasible, and small-scale association studies have become plentiful.

This most likely comes from the fact that conspiracy theories have become plentiful as of late.

But it was really just the latest manifestation of our addiction to artificial drama, which has grown stronger as the stuff has become more plentiful and cheap, and the shamelessness with which the media now picks at the scabs of any sort of conflict in order to boost ratings.

In short, information has become so plentiful that it became disposable.