Sentence examples for particularly bountiful from inspiring English sources

In America, the fruits of scientific collaboration have been particularly bountiful: investments of billions of dollars made the United States the most advanced nation in nearly every field of scientific activity, from physics to farming.

Although still an area of scholarly and religious debate, the vast majority of Americans were taught that the first Thanksgiving occurred in 1621 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, following a particularly bountiful harvest.

Correction: August 8 , 2001 Wednesday An article last Wednesday about tuna fishing off the East End of Long Island misstated the given name of the chef at Esca in Manhattan, who said this year's catch had been particularly bountiful.

This year is shaping up to be a particularly bountiful one for Mr. Bromell, who lives in Santa Monica, Calif., with his wife, Trish Soodik, who has written for "Mad About You" and other shows, and their 12-year-old son.

Sermonizes on executive compensation: "Getting fired can produce a particularly bountiful payday for a CEO.

It was here that the first inhabitants built their homes because the fish were particularly bountiful.

This year's piney castoffs are especially bountiful.

Money is tight and books -- especially these days -- are bountiful.

They did, however, enable Enron to improperly claim $1 billion in profits in the year before the company's implosion, and generated bountiful but illegitimate revenues for those involved, particularly Andrew Fastow, the chief financial officer at the time.

The professors' paper could turn out to have appeared at a particularly inappropriate time for the interests that have long promoted homeownership and reaped bountiful subsidies for it.

Condola Rashad (supporting actress A Trip to Bountiful): She said she's learned plenty from working with Tyson, but particularly "just how she is physically on stage".