Sentence examples for mounting plenty from inspiring English sources

With the Suez Crisis still fresh in people's minds, a potentially cataclysmic outbreak of fire at the Windscale atomic plant in Cumberland and Cold War tensions mounting, plenty disagreed with him.

When it did begin, the Swans started brightly, mounting plenty of pressure on the visitors' goal.

Taut writing, escalating murders, mounting tension, plenty of forensic jargon, and quips and camaraderie (or not) among her recurring characters are all present and accounted for.

On the other hand, the notion that politicians will point fingers and do nothing as deficits mount has plenty of historical support.

Mounting up possibilities, speculations and plenty of contradictions, he creates a kind of dialogue with the viewer, asking us to interpolate our own experiences, to find our own realities within the range he offers.

With unemployment mounting rapidly and salary freezes increasing, plenty of people have reason to keep spending tight and their credit cards under control.

Similar issues, plenty of motorcycles, and a mounting debt crisis will no doubt play a role in Caltrans' quest to eliminate roadway fatalities.

Here is hoping there is plenty of time, because questions keep mounting faster than the troubles at Broadway Bank.

This doesn't do justice to the work of almost half a million people whose unsung role in tackling the mounting challenges facing our health and care system has plenty of untapped potential.

There are also plenty who have discovered hope – the hope of mounting a coup within a couple of years, so sure are they that Mr Corbyn will otherwise steer them to electoral oblivion.

As the Pinochet case has shown, mounting an international prosecution is enormously difficult even when there is plenty of evidence of wrongdoing.