Sentence examples for plentiful quantities from inspiring English sources

The paradox of this year's worsening food shortage is the presence of plentiful quantities of food in many markets throughout the country.

It is rather mystifying how ticket brokers, who are well represented among sellers on StubHub and other online ticket exchanges, have been so successful in snagging Hannah Montana tickets in plentiful quantities.

I've been working on a story about omega-3 fatty acids, and the wonderful molecule docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) which is an essential molecule in the brain and the retina, and which is found in plentiful quantities in fish.

At the time, southern Vietnam was producing rice in plentiful quantities but export was banned by Minh Mạng, but prices in Vietnam, which were lower than those overseas, kept rising by 50 100% in various parts of the country in five years.

Once food sources containing ascorbic acid were available in reliable and plentiful quantities, the gene responsible for endogenous ascorbic acid synthesis was no longer needed, became selectively neutral, and was free to accumulate mutations without deleterious outcomes for the organism.

Haze or an obvious suspension of very small particles in light-colored beers may be an indication that there are plentiful quantities of antioxidant polyphenols in the beer, or that the beer has not been overly processed.

For assessment of small joints, a plentiful quantity of gel was used and care was taken not to compress tissues under examination to avoid "blanching" of the PD signal due to transducer pressure.

Although it was announced way back in 2004, it's just now becoming available in small quantities and should be plentiful very soon.

The antiviral medication, oseltamivir, although plentiful in the United States, was only available in limited quantities in Tijuana, indicating that there are major hurdles to overcome in binational distribution of medical resources in an early pandemic setting.

The most important is plutonium-239 because it is fissionable, has a relatively long half-life (24,110 years), and can be readily produced in large quantities in breeder reactors by neutron irradiation of plentiful but nonfissile uranium-238.

Significant quantities of Mn persist, however, it melts and can be plentiful in late-stage deposits such as pegmatites; near the Earth's surface, Mn is easily oxidized, giving rise to several oxide-hydroxide minerals [1].