Sentence examples for plentiful number from inspiring English sources

So what is fueling the plentiful number of listings?

Large cathedrals such as Elgin had many chapel altars and daily services and required to be suitably staffed with canons assisted by a plentiful number of chaplains and vicars.

In the case of the grey partridge, he blamed the intensification of farming which had killed off the plentiful numbers of insects that they ate.

Nonetheless, questions about the security of Egypt's airports remain at a time when the country is trying to restore confidence in its security and bring back the once plentiful numbers of tourists.

The plentiful numbers meant there was always a potential source of fresh meat, his expedition-members noted, but no one at the time made any scientific counts of the birds.

Northern wombats once ranged in plentiful numbers across eastern Australia, but by 1983 the population had crashed to 35, thanks to land clearing, competition from introduced species, predators such as foxes and wild dogs, and drought.

The plentiful numbers of these organisms in turn are used as food for other life.

The Go event will apply to players worldwide, and the most appealing part of this is likely the candy bonus, especially if you're in an area where those ghost and vaguely Halloween-themed Pokémon are already present in plentiful numbers (as is the case here in Toronto).

Defenders of the trade in exotic pets note that most of these animals are bred in captivity and are plentiful in number.

If biologists can answer these questions, Shapiro says, they may be able to identify other species that, while they are plentiful in number and not considered at risk of extinction by classical methods, could be in danger of an unexpected die-off.

I will spare you the details of my mainstream hipster resume, whose bona fides are so plentiful in number that I dare not list them here though rest assured that they are all embarrassing and many of them involve v-neck t-shirts.