Sentence examples for much more plentiful from inspiring English sources

"Injuries to the horse, which are much more plentiful on the jumping side, is another distraction.

They shared food — or drugs, which seemed to be in much more plentiful supply.

The money in sports is so much more plentiful, and many athletes probably have a greater sense of entitlement.

Lighter stars are much more plentiful than heavier stars, and red dwarfs are thus the most numerous type of star.

Playing polka isn't a living, although it could have been in the 1970s, when dances were much more plentiful.

There was, too, the matter of the drinks which were much worse than those served by anyone else, and much more plentiful.

The data show that in the universe's first few billion years, galaxies were much smaller and more plentiful compared with now, when many are much more massive after merging together. .

Mitochondrial DNA is much shorter and more plentiful and so would be a better initial target, he reckoned.

Professor Elliott said he is aware of one case in a UK takeaway restaurant where he believes peanut substitution caused a death and suspects several people in the country die this way each year – a number he fears will increase over the next year or two due as poor walnut harvests encourage the substitution of the much cheaper and more plentiful peanuts.

Compare that with Cuba where resources, though no more plentiful, are much more equally shared.

The stock market has surged in 2013 in anticipation of better economic growth and expectations that the Federal Reserve will not pull back on its efforts to stimulate the economy until evidence is much stronger that jobs are more plentiful and living standards are improving.