Sentence examples for issue of plenty from inspiring English sources

The thorny issue of plenty among the needy is one which FAO worked hard to address in 1950s.

While the first issue offers plenty of conventional travel features -- the "secrets" of artisanal bakeries in Paris, new digital cameras and the like -- you won't find articles on luxury hotels, celebrity playgrounds or designer golf courses.

That sounds about right since, as we said, everyone wasn't noticing the issue but plenty of users were, and it was only happening some of the time. 2percentt of Gmail's user base still is about 4 million people.

"I'm like everyone else," he told BBC WM. "I've walked past Big Issue sellers plenty of times, at the station or walking round the city centre.

I also seem to be hexed: in this generation so far, only my PS4 Pro and Nintendo Switch have worked without issue, though plenty of other people had trouble with those.

Medical insurance is a tough issue, but plenty of insurance providers are willing to cut the cost for you.

As the team reports in the 11 July issue of Nature, there were plenty of nanodiamonds in four large, "cluster-type" IDPs from the stratosphere.

Of course this issue also has plenty of advice on how to squeeze the dealer out of any profit.

China has carefully sided with the U.S. on the issue of terrorism, but there is plenty of uncertain ground between the two countries.

Macy's pledges to issue plenty of coupons for the holiday shopping season.

Visas are typically limited to people who have specialist skills or else have already lived in a place on a temporary work visa (which Canada and Australia both issue plenty of).