Sentence examples for plenty of specific from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of specific claims and charts to analyze.

But Merck has plenty of specific problems that hurt its third-quarter financial results, also announced on Wednesday.

BUSH'S DETAILS -- The president's speech offered plenty of specific numbers, referring to Iraqi and American troops, and results of opinion polls.

"Amigo Gringo" offers plenty of specific advice — diet cream cheese is for puta babacas — but much of the show deals with bridging cultural and linguistic gaps.

But when asked what the GOP wanted to see cut from entitlements, Boehner was no more forthcoming than usual: You can look at our budget for the last two years, there are plenty of specific proposals.

There's a surprise baby; there is an ever-present urn containing human ashes (and there are far too many jokes involving it); there are metaphorical ideas concerning the natural world, with plenty of specific nomenclature involving bees and flowers but without clear meaning.

Almost as dedicated a policy wonk as Hillary Clinton and arguably more centrist in his economic beliefs, he offers plenty of specifics about what needs to be done.

O'Reilly pressed Trump for a specific plan on how he would combat ISIS (Trump said he has plenty of specifics, but wouldn't share them on TV, because neither did General Patton).

There may exist plenty of other specific examples such as multi-band signals and signals appearing in clusters.

Of course there are plenty of more specific sub-questions in cosmology (or evolutionary biology), some of which have indeed been settled, and of course we have made tremendous progress on the broader picture as well (usually by settling some of the sub-questions).

It looks like a well devised package offering plenty of classroom-specific functionality, without restraining creative freedom and with greater accessibility than MinecraftEDU.