Sentence examples for plentifully present from inspiring English sources

This study also demonstrated that (a) the quantity of calcite could be overestimated due to additional carbonation when Ca(OH 2 is plentifully present in samples, and (b) the quantification of phases would be greatly affected by sample particle size when GGBFS is used in the system.

The Christmas repertory list for New York performing groups has long had Handel's "Messiah" at the top and, for the more secular-minded, Bach's "Brandenburg" Concertos presented nearly as plentifully.

His edition is now plentifully available on recording, and several groups have performed it in New York since the Ensemble for Viennese Music presented its United States premiere in 1989 (including the St . Lukes Chamber Players, in 1997).

Janus-like, such books look both to the past and to the present, and there is no need to laboriously draw out the parallels for they suggest themselves, inevitably and plentifully.

2. The rich, who live plentifully.

This novel plentifully displays the very worst of human capability.

It means "well-filled or plentifully supplied," not "including".

While sentiment is discouraged, wit and irony are plentifully indulged.

And recordings of works like "The Protecting Veil" sold plentifully.

The Minimalist impulse was plentifully represented elsewhere too.

That was a boon the Dvorak yielded plentifully as well.