Sentence examples for plentiful problems from inspiring English sources

Compared with the Soviet era, most people can choose where they work and live, travel abroad, meet foreigners, try to get rich without being punished for it, worship freely, set up political parties, and complain individually or with others about most of the country's plentiful problems.

Plus, Owens' colourful biography – his childhood in a fundamentalist Christian cult and plentiful drug problems – remains largely unexplored in song.

Fowler's blog post contains plentiful references to problems she says she encountered with Uber's HR department after reporting sexual harassment and sexism in the workplace to them.

That's probably true in a few high-skilled fields, like nursing or biotech, but for a large majority of positions where candidates are plentiful, the bigger problem seems to be a sort of hiring paralysis.

John Kingston's Harlequins tenure had not begun as well as hoped and capitulation to the European champions would only have aggravated his problems, already plentiful with Marland Yarde pulling out on Saturday morning with a throat infection, joining Nick Evans, Clifford, Adam Jones and Joe Marchant on the list of absentees.

However, if Newcomb's problem seems untroubling because unrealistic, realistic versions of the problem are plentiful.

Ideas for fixing the problem are plentiful.

The Innovation Union, adopted yesterday by the European Commission, is a new attack on one of Europe's intractable problems: Research is plentiful and of relatively high quality, but it doesn't as often as desired result in products and services that create jobs and wealth for the 27 member states of the European Union.

The plentiful bass have become a problem for the fishermen, who have to disentangle thousands of them from their shad nets every spring.

Jomi is prototyping a device — or rather two devices — that aim to fix the problem of having plentiful water on tap but never remembering to drink enough of it (perhaps the ultimate #firstworldproblem).

It also becomes obsolete more quickly.The solution to all these problems is the same: plentiful research and development to keep British companies at the cutting edge.