Sentence examples for plenty of less from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of less controversial examples.

And there is still plenty of less visible discrimination.

But there were plenty of less satisfying work experiences.

Hermès sells plenty of less expensive products, including scarves, wallets and towels.

TV comedy has offered plenty of less affectionate takes on Thatcher.

Nuclear power plants are easy to see and fret about, but there are plenty of less visible nasties.

More than 700 stalls sell freshly caught fish, shellfish, squid and plenty of less-identifiable undersea treats.

"It's supply and demand," Mr. Adler said, adding that for plenty of less-buzzy shows brokers may have to unload tickets at less than face value.

A skim down my own friends' updates (names changed, naturally) on a random day yielded plenty of less-than-scintillating information ("Sam Hopkins is watching The Thing and folding laundry") but also more promising material.

Even if there were a genuine concern, there are plenty of "less-restrictive alternatives," as the courts put it, to keep the process both clean and fair: requiring signatures, allowing poll watchers to challenge voters and imposing severe criminal penalties for anyone who tries to vote fraudulently.

For every Steve Jobs there are plenty of less-than-auspicious examples of founders who try to revive the mess that was once their glory Ted Waitt at Gateway, Jeffrey Citron at Vonage, Jerry Yang at Yahoo.