Sentence examples for increasingly plenty from inspiring English sources

As social games mature, there is increasingly plenty of room for social game developers to target not only the casual games fans, but the MMO audience as well.

An environment that is and was already increasingly violent (plenty of statistics to prove this) and not well policed.

Locals increasingly expect plenty of cosmopolitan, as well as traditional, choice," Dunn said.

But U.S. energy experts increasingly have plenty to learn from the rapidly expanding Chinese expertise in energy.

But as stock ownership becomes increasingly democratized, there are plenty of Wal-Mart "associates," U.P.S. drivers and Oracle office managers with more than enough stock to qualify.

Meanwhile, executives in China, India and much of the rest of the developing world increasingly encounter want amid plenty, as a shortage of suitable candidates and the changes associated with the staggering pace of economic growth make it difficult for companies to attract and retain enough qualified workers.

Still, in an increasingly globalized world, there are plenty of legitimate reasons to have offshore accounts.

By the 19th century a growing and increasingly scientific medical profession needed plenty of corpses on which to learn.

Perhaps it's a document of a mind coming increasingly unglued: you can find plenty of evidence here to support that interpretation.

Perhaps it's the document of a mind coming increasingly unglued: you can find plenty of evidence here to support that interpretation.

Exploitation of fish from the marine reserve is increasingly intense and there is plenty of antagonism between fishermen and conservationists; the fishing fleet doubled during the study and illegal catches are common.