Sentence examples for may bring plenty from inspiring English sources

While the Kelo case may bring plenty of pain, says attorney Deal, "at least the compensation element hasn't changed".

While the Kelo case may bring plenty of pain, says attorney Deal, "at least the compensation element hasn't changed". A hint of solace for savvy negotiators.

The Cook Islanders may have brought plenty of hardy dancers who performed bare-chested, and bare-footed before the start, but they did not have too many supporters.

However, fountains may be switched off on cooler days, so ensure you still bring plenty of drinking water with you throughout the winter season.

Unless you actually live close to the convention, bring plenty of money for parking fees as you may feel the urge to drive out elsewhere for food.

But do bring plenty of handkerchiefs.

And make sure that you bring plenty of patience.

No water is available, so bring plenty.

You'd think he will bring plenty".

PSS is able to bring plenty of benefits to the customer, the provider, the environment and the society.

It's a regime that will bring plenty of change.