Sentence examples for plenty of highly from inspiring English sources

Although there is plenty of highly suggestive evidence in its favor, it hasn't been definitively proved.

Both countries, he said, had plenty of highly trained, skilled line operators, technicians and production engineers.

Plenty of highly respected economists support the basic concept, and plenty disagree.

IN refining their approach to the world's newest profession, Internet retailers have made plenty of highly public blunders.

By any estimates there must be plenty of highly conflicted and deeply repressed Australian sports people placing their career above their own open sexual freedom.

After all, there are plenty of highly successful companies which have never worried too much about what currently falls within the ambit of corporate social responsibility (CSR).

If your sleep is keeping you from being the hero you want to be, there are plenty of highly-trained professionals out there ready to help you use all of your powers to the fullest -- with or without the requisite bodysuit.

On the word "denier" and sincerity: There are plenty of sincere, highly educated critics of some climate science and scientists.

"It turns out there's plenty of available, highly skilled developers and designers looking for work- not full time, but by the project".

The two leaders already have a five-year head start, in addition to plenty of capital, highly competent executives, and enough stellar partnership deals to make lean-funded competition unlikely to be effective at this point.

There are plenty of examples of highly anticipated December releases that turned into holiday turkeys -- "Angela's Ashes" and "A Civil Action," to name just two.