Sentence examples for longer plentiful from inspiring English sources

There are conservatives and Romney supporters here, but they are no longer plentiful and they are not optimistic about Romney's presidential chances.

One university president said that, with job offers no longer plentiful even for high‐level pro fessorial talent, the trend is to devote more time and show greater loyalty to one's own campus.

This means that a device builds up an inventory of photos that it can rely on when data is no longer plentiful".

This means that a device builds up an inventory of photos that it can rely on when data is no longer plentiful". Facebook also adjusts how frequently it fetches text-based data depending on a user's connection.

Prices could soar and future generations in the UK may find they can no longer take plentiful food for granted.

Crops that once thrived as a staple in one region may no longer be plentiful enough to feed a community that formerly depended on it.

"The most visible element of this new equation," said Mr. O'Reilly, the chief executive of Chevron, "is that relative to demand, oil is no longer in plentiful supply.

I think the most significant difference between now and the past decade or so is that, for the first time since the financial crisis, central banks are finally starting to withdraw liquidity.This means cheap money is no longer as plentiful as it once was, for investors and corporations alike.

"The most visible element of this new equation," he explained in what some observers dubbed his "Brave New World" address, "is that relative to demand, oil is no longer in plentiful supply".

Overexpression of PeRHD3a or PeRHD3b in poplar plants resulted in the formation of only a single prominent adventitious root with well-developed lateral roots, characteristic abnormalities in the root tip, and longer and more plentiful root hairs.

This selection would also have been driven by the ready exhaustion of rare longer substrates relative to more plentiful shorter ones.