Sentence examples for on plentiful from inspiring English sources

The company's bridal business, started in 2004, first built a name on plentiful color options and several silhouettes to ensure the wedding party matched.

Mozambique was poised to consolidate its position as a regional superpower in electricity, based on plentiful sources of power, proposed energy-regulation reforms, and expansion in foreign investment.

The tenor saxophonist's new recording (on his own Doxy Records label), featuring live performances between 1980 and 2007, puts Rollins' instantly recognizable tone — burnished mahogany with a serrated edge — on plentiful display.

His house and the others had been built on farmland 25 years ago, with shallow wells drawing on plentiful water stored in gravel beds just 40 or 50 feet down.

Studies on plentiful bioactivities from hesperetin/hesperidin (flavanone) [24 28], naringenin/naringin (flavanone) [29 34], tangeretin (polymethoxylatedflavone) [35 37] and nobiletin (polymethoxylatedflavone) [36, 38 41] have been widely reported.

At La Jolla Canyon, close enough to land to overhear conversations, the Pacific drops off into deep blue and creates a breeding ground where Mako "pups" (40 to 200 pounds) feast on plentiful baitfish.

He wanted to create worker-owned co-ops for all the city's needs for collecting garbage, for growing the food served at schools, for taking on the plentiful engineering challenges.

Unlike some of Florida's other pesky invasive species, like pythons, this is not such a worry, though; native species that evolved to feed on deer dung can always rely on that plentiful niche for survival.

Middle-Income housing affordability relies on a "plentiful and affordable" supply of land for development on the urban fringe, as urbanist New York University Professor Shlomo Angel indicates in his introduction to this year's Demographia Survey.

Another explanation for the poor PFS of TACE compared to hepatectomy is that TACE is based on a plentiful hepatic arterial blood supply, and thus the effects on the tumors were mostly dependent on this blood supply to the tumor.

Relying on cheap, plentiful Mexican labor, they say, has kept segments of American agriculture from mechanizing.