Sentence examples for plentiful quantities of 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.

Even Third Class was unusually comfortable by contemporary standards and was supplied with plentiful quantities of good food, providing its passengers with better conditions than many of them had experienced at home.

Dark beers that have been filtered and have not been bottle conditioned will still provide plentiful quantities of antioxidants, perhaps more so than unfiltered, bottle-conditioned light-colored beers.

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.

The reason behind the fentanyl surge was related to cheap and plentiful quantities used to cut street drugs such as heroin and cocaine to increase their potency, but at the risk of leading to death and overdose.

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].

Vast quantities of rice are grown wherever the land is level and water plentiful; other crops are wheat, pulses, sugarcane, jowar (sorghum), bajra (a cereal), and corn.

And the plentiful water supplied by irrigation dams encourages farmers to use relatively wasteful watering techniques, spraying vast quantities of water across fields (where much of it evaporates), instead of more efficient drip irrigation or other methods.Worst of all, dams have reduced or wiped out the grand salmon runs.

During the 1850s tremendous quantities of sodium nitrate were discovered in Chile, and saltpetre was formed by reaction with potassium chloride, of which there was a plentiful supply.

Chemical industries requiring large quantities of electric power, such as those based on cellulose, are particularly important in Siberia, where both timber and electricity are plentiful.