Sentence examples for plenty of representation from inspiring English sources

But there is plenty of representation from South Korea ("The Berlin File," with the popular action star Ryoo Seung-Beom in person for Saturday's 3 35 p.m. screening); Japan (Hideo Nakata, the director of "The Ring," offers "The Complex" on July 9 at 9 45 p.m).; and Hong Kong (with 2012's biggest hit, Sunny Luk's "Cold War," on July 10 at 8 15 p.m).

This year's CES displayed a pretty broad mix in terms of production areas, with plenty of representation for categories ranging from wearables, to health, to VR and beyond – but the clear winners were two companies, and both succeeded primarily through partnerships than by direct demonstration of their own consumer products.

USC and UCLA won't be in the Pac-12 championship game on Friday night, but lots of players from Southern California will provide plenty of representation playing for Washington and Colorado at Levi's Stadium in the Bay Area.

We will have plenty of representation in Saturday's match (kick a goal for granny Liz, Heskey!) but if I were granted one wish it would be that Fabio permitted Shay Given a chance between the sticks.

After his speech, Crabb - who also welcomed culture secretary John Whittingdale to the event - insisted it was very early days and said his office would be making plenty of representations on behalf of the sector.

Pop culture has provided us with plenty of memorable representations of school, especially high school, an institution that, canonical narratives of American adolescence tell us, is something not to be enjoyed but merely to be survived.

As an advocate and freedom fighter, I have run into plenty of cases where legal representation was questionable.

There may be plenty of arguments against the representation of all dimensions in PRSs.

And Bailey and Blanchard see plenty of evidence that, self-representation to the contrary, transwomen's histories including their gendered and erotic histories and the data drawn from them in lab-based and clinical studies support rather than weaken Blanchard's typology.

The shop carries around 3,000 books, but its policy of ordering just one of most titles ensures that there's plenty of choice, including a strong representation of Scottish interest books and a good-sized children's section, which also contains a toy box and suitably sized table and chairs.

There are plenty of reasons to improve women's representation on boards that have nothing to do with financial performance — among them, for diversity's sake.