Sentence examples similar to plentiful debates from inspiring English sources
But every single death from ecstasy makes headlines, generating plentiful debate.
The political permutations being debated are as plentiful as minarets on the Istanbul skyline.
Facebook's attempt to learn whether the type of content users of its service are exposed to affects their mood or not has landed it into plentiful hot water this week, generating much debate on the ethics of user manipulation.
Too many projects get stuck in an alternate universe where debates, theories, and hunches are plentiful, but progress is rare.
At the time, Trump was commanding more minutes than other candidates during nearly every GOP primary debate and had been afforded plentiful free airtime by calling in to many talk show programs.
Bryson gave the example of current debates about the need for affordable housing, which seemed plentiful when he arrived in the 70s.
Meanwhile, policy makers are debating institutional changes to try to ensure that food is plentiful and affordable, and businesses are assessing how to keep agriculture profitable.
All attendees in the room raised their hand, as if the debate over the energy sector's incredibly positive aspects (cheap energy, plentiful jobs) and tremendously harmful aspects (greenhouse gases, rapid inflation) could be reduced to such overtly didactic terms.
There is no point debating facts or law, reviewing case points or legal strategy (although arguments here would be plentiful).
