Sentence examples for plenty report from inspiring English sources

"Academic institutions, especially the SET departments, continue to be a male milieu in which men share traditions and women are more likely to be outsiders," says the Land of Plenty report.

The Land of Plenty report states that, while most faculty work an average of 55 hours per week, women faculty report working over 80 hours, with 30 to 35 hours focused on housework and children, because it is typically the case that the majority of such tasks fall on the woman in the family.

And there was plenty to report.

There's plenty to report, not solely about this case.

Yet the decline of barred sand and kelp bass stock went undetected because large numbers of fish continued to gather in the spawning areas favored by recreational fishermen, creating what the researchers call an "illusion of plenty," the report said.

The traffic shutdown, affecting hundreds of thousands of commuters, is the central and most controversial piece of a security plan that includes closing the airspace over the city even to traffic-spotting helicopters -- who would presumably have plenty to report -- and closing a triangle of streets next to the Fleet Center to nonemergency vehicles.

In theory, at least, there should be plenty of reports from users.

We had plenty of reporting, throughout 2007, about various minor financial problems.

There were plenty of reports outlining what good services look like and how to commission them.

Doherty told me he had sent Roberts "plenty of reports and material" but Roberts had ignored it.

There are plenty of reports arguing that strategic decisions in the boardroom would be improved by worker representation.