Sentence examples for in copious supply from inspiring English sources

Details of the Jackson/Sonic controversy – and audio samples from both the video-game and Strangers In Moscow – are in copious supply at the website Sega 16.

It is also full of touching moments and glorious wit of the sort one only hopes will be in copious supply on the other side.

They routinely ascribe those firms' rapid growth in recent years to their copious supply of cheap labour, or to generous financial backing from the state, rather than inventiveness.

These diets would not overstimulate mTOR, insulin, and IGF-1 receptors, would deliver mithormetic substances that stimulate cellular stress resistance pathways and would provide a copious supply of substances that beneficially influence myriad mechanisms involved in the aging process such as protein/amyloid aggregation, autophagy, lipid peroxidation, and mitochondrial dysfunction.

This generally means a copious supply of blond hair and buff bodies sporting artificial parts.

Compression of the spark plug results in a fission explosion that creates temperatures comparable to those of the Sun and a copious supply of neutrons for fusion of the surrounding, and now compressed, thermonuclear materials.

A constant, copious supply of oxygen is required for sustaining the active, heat-producing (endothermous) physiology of the higher vertebrates.

The plan is to attract the birds away from the target areas of central Paris by the provision of "a copious supply of food" and "pigeon lofts on municipal buildings under the permanent control of the protective societies" in the 17th and 18th Arrondissements of the city.

Each room comes with a personal butler, available for wild sex or, failing that, which is extremely likely, DVDs and a copious supply of fluffy white towels.

Usually, the high grinding zone temperature is controlled by copious supply of cutting fluid.

The copious supply of fatty acids available from circulating TG levels due to insulin resistance would further promote cellular fatty acid trapping and hepatic lipogenesis by ASP.