Sentence examples for plentiful examples from inspiring English sources
In contrast, states such as Madhya Pradesh or Uttar Pradesh give plentiful examples of exploitative and inefficient healthcare for the bulk of the population.
American Catholic and Jewish universities offer plentiful examples of reconciling their religious identities with a secularizing country — but many of them, from Georgetown to Brandeis, have done so primarily by deëmphasizing religion.
Powell gives plentiful examples, but sometimes defends Britten's behavior, writing that "those who accused him of callousness entirely failed to understand the paralyzing consequences of his own deep sense of inadequacy".
Arnold Schoenberg devised a 12-tone scheme of atonal music about a century ago.Mr Ball goes through each component of music in turn to explain how and why it works, using plentiful examples drawn from a refreshingly wide range of different kinds of music, from Bach to the Beatles, and from nursery rhymes to jazz.
The history of life offers plentiful examples of convergent evolution, the independent derivation of similar phenotypes in distinct lineages [1].
It turns out that there are plentiful examples of buttons which do nothing and indeed other technologies which are purposefully designed to deceive us.
For the open-minded, chances to learn were plentiful, and examples of best practice like the French model of dementia care and the Japanese model of elder care are clearly already widely respected.
There are plentiful music examples; it would have been helpful if a CD had come with the book, but all the music he refers to is easily available.
Plentiful numerical examples are provided for linear advection, quasi-linear scalar hyperbolic conservation laws and gas dynamics and comparisons with other computational methods in the literature are discussed.
Speculation about the impact on boys of being raised by single mothers has been plentiful, for example, but what is the impact on girls?
Slavic slaves were plentiful, for example, in the Italian city-states as late as the 14th century, and African slaves could be found in Spain and Portugal in the 16th century.
