Sentence examples for plentiful by from inspiring English sources

Bodies that expected food to be plentiful, by contrast, should ration themselves to avoid the consequences of chronic overeating.

You do not spread American values — especially in places where passions are high, governments fragile and guns plentiful — by remote control from Washington.

Scale is everything in mining and their close relationship (Xstrata was created in a spin-off of Glencore's coal mines in 2002) should make integration straightforward and cost savings plentiful by marketing all of Xstrata's output through Glencore.It was odd, too, that the Qataris should take such a hard line and risk the deal foundering.

The other noble gases (except helium) are produced this way as well, but argon is the most plentiful by far.

His own grown children have deserted the village for big towns, and the villagers left behind are tired of traveling everywhere by foot (three days to neighboring Malaysia where jobs in palm oil plantations are plentiful) or by traditional long boats powered by anemic 10-horsepower engines.

Here again, the New York Times (this time represented by Guildford-born critic Mordaunt Hall) was just one of many sceptical voices, giving the film a tepid write-up ("the fun is not exactly plentiful... by no means as good as his previous efforts") before turning more eagerly to newsreel footage of "the riots in Hankow, China" and a short film of a hawk attacking a pigeon.

Coal was plentiful, transportation by water was easy, and the city fathers made him a good offer.

The plentiful costumes by Xu Ming show more flair and sparkle, though little of the imagination of this designer's haute couture.

And the Compagnie Fêtes Galantes executed the plentiful choreography by Francine Lancelot and Béatrice Massin with an elegance that was consistently riveting.

Mountain Air is much like a 1950's New England ski hill, with plentiful snow by Christmas covering its only two runs down Bolshevik Mountain.

Water must be plentiful, judging by the presence of a long-necked heron and a small red bird — possibly a kingfisher — hovering under a dripping pipe in the picture's lower left corner.