Sentence examples for plenty of members from inspiring English sources

The Senate has plenty of members and alumni who would like a second look.

But attempts to reduce the cost of pensions are being challenged in court and will be opposed by trade unions, which still have plenty of members in the public sector.A pension plan is a promise to pay employees after they retire.

"Plenty of Members of both parties have won races with the terrain against them".Part of this divergence has to do with structural issues surrounding the question.Even Democratic pollsters acknowledge that their party has a built-in advantage in generic ballot questions.

In late May, Mitch McConnell, an architect of the G.O.P. strategy of non-coöperation since 2009, also told Politico, "I think we have plenty of members in the Senate on both sides of the aisle who fully understand that we weren't sent here just to make a point — that we were sent here to make a difference".

In late May, Mitch McConnell, an architect of the G.O.P. strategy of non-coöperation since 2009, also told Politico, "I think we have plenty of members in the Senate on both sides of the aisle who fully understand that we weren't sent here just to make a point that we were sent here to make a difference".

But they are not using the normal language of power in New Jersey, the language used by the teachers or the developers or the trucking companies, who all have plenty of members and muscle to choke the halls of the State House at critical moments.

For one thing, Labour's electoral college routinely gives people multiple votes; plenty of Labour members have one vote as a member of the party, another as a member of an affiliated trade union, yet another as a member of an affiliated organisation.

The party had been invaded by members of the Johnson Crew and the crew had plenty of female members.

And plenty of audience members dress up like their favorite characters.

Mallinckrodt does not deny this, but says that plenty of staff members did the same.

Anyway, though plenty of Nuttall members keep lists, the club is not an organization of "listers," he went on.