Sentence examples for more bountiful than from inspiring English sources

And Zynga's profitability is even more bountiful than it first appears.

Today's farmers, with their pedigree seeds, grow foods that are bigger and more bountiful than the peasant crops of the past.

But on closer examination, the plants that bind us are actually more bountiful than the plants that divide us, she said.

Football has provided the Warners with a life more bountiful than they ever imagined, but it also exacts a hefty price.

"The cold took their lives," he said listlessly, soon after reaching Herat, drawn here by a lodestone of food no more bountiful than a monthly ration of wheat flour.

It expanded 47% during the last five years and is now $15 trillion a year more bountiful than it was when the terrorists crashed jets into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a field near Shanksville, Pa.

Miller was that man, and his efforts yielded a far more bountiful orchard than Murphy could ever have imagined.

But even a moderate decrease in the U.S.D.A.'s current projections would still mean a much more bountiful crop than last year, when one of the most widespread droughts in the nation's history led to a harvest of about 10.8 billion bushels.

Ironically, the novel I was writing at the time, "Sunnyside," could have gone the Big Boy route, but after meeting Eco, I realized that treating readers as co-conspirators was a much more bountiful strategy than trying to prove I had a giant brain.

Yet, nature disperses her own, less conspicuously but with far more bountiful abundance than Juno.

Scheherazade's breasts were so much more Bountiful (Cadbury's Bounty Bar, Coconuts) than Lily's.