Sentence examples for plentiful records from inspiring English sources

There are plentiful records of Thatcher condemning apartheid; as far back as 1961 she was proposing a bill of rights for newly independent Commonwealth countries; and her government's efforts in lobbying for Mandela's release were crucial.

"They are there on a daily basis throughout the year and we have plentiful records of them feeding and breeding there," said Mr Benson.

And the plentiful record of fossil fish and invertebrates indicates that ecosystems in the seas required about 5 million to 8 million years during the following Triassic period to regain their previous diversity and complexity.

In every sector jobs are plentiful, a record number of people are going to college for a time Ireland has the sixth-largest graduate percentage in the world (44percentt)—yet, for me, it might as well be 1982.

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Their narratives wove together first-person observations of history in the making and plentiful on-the-record interviews.

Hence the obvious comparison with Blackstone, which went public in June 2007 as similarly favorable market conditions made debt cheap and plentiful and spurred record leveraged buyout activity.

Sifting through the plentiful footage on record, "The Trials of Muhammad Ali" is partly a story of a man who spoke his mind and broke America's polite and not-so-polite contracts regarding celebrity and race.

Fossilized forms are plentiful in the geologic record.

High T. tabaci abundance on early season cotton was attributed to the abundance of T. tabaci on the surrounding weed species, because the weed hosts on which it was recorded were plentiful then.

Conservative investors might opt for more diversified health care funds, which are far more plentiful and usually have longer records.