Sentence examples for plenty of authority from inspiring English sources

Rhodes, 49, will have plenty of authority with the Redskins.

In this case, he does an evocative job of conjuring up the rugged landscape of the fictional Zanzarim, and describes his hero's adventures there with plenty of authority.

But the health and human services secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, says the law gives her plenty of authority to make the necessary changes to the program without Congressional action.

"If we are faced with a true emergency, the government has plenty of authority to do what needs to be done," he said.

The agency's critics maintain that the 1938 Food Drug and Cosmetic Act provides it with plenty of authority, but that the F.D.A. failed to use it to shut down the Massachusetts pharmacy, the New England Compounding Center.

Thus, along with being in the top job for nine months, he has held a senior executive position since 1993 — with plenty of authority to shake up the company if he had wanted.

The tribunal in question, in one family's courtyard in a poor neighborhood in the capital of Mali, has no legal power but plenty of moral authority: its unofficial judges are trying the World Bank and the I.M.F. for their role in Africa's economic and social crises.

Plenty of trusted authorities have weighed in on the authorship issue: Arden Shakespeare now endorses the idea of Shakespeare's participation, while Harold Bloom has dismissed it as a "palpable forgery" (from the stage of Classic Stage Company, no less).

But the Guardian had plenty of insight and authority, the Post aggressiveness and spark-setting.

Plenty of people – respected authorities on grammar among them – consider the phrase acceptable in contemporary usage, but Mr Henderson says it is wrong.

21st Century has attracted plenty of attention from authorities, so how is it that despite all the letters, lawsuits and court injunctions, the company continues to operate?