Sentence examples for plenty that can from inspiring English sources

There are plenty that can go on doing whatever they want.

Stub bids are no longer allowed, but there is still plenty that can go wrong.

The third is that, while we may have no influence over decisions made elsewhere, there is plenty that can be done within our own borders.

There is plenty that can done under our own steam, argues Balfour; and, remember, Carillion is the smaller company and has never attempted a deal of this size.

It may sound good, but there is plenty that can go wrong, especially if you buy off-plan, relying on the developer's show home to give an idea what you're paying for.

But first, it's worth reviewing some of the other innovations that are being pursued: As I and others have written repeatedly, there's plenty that can be done — often at a profit — to cut leakage of gas into the air from wells, pipelines, distribution systems and other equipment.

"I am using logs — and I have plenty that I can saw.

There is plenty that he can do – but he can't do it from the Commons.

Attenborough told the Guardian: "There is plenty that viewers can do.

White received support during the debate from Hodge and Paul Farrelly, the Labour MP for Newcastle-under-Lyme, who said there was "plenty that HMRC can do".

But there's plenty that applicants can control.