Sentence examples for plenty to answer for from inspiring English sources

Ms. Brandi would appear to have plenty to answer for.

Whoever leaked that script has plenty to answer for.

Europe too certainly has plenty to answer for vis-a-vis underdevelopment in Africa.

Joe Biden has plenty to answer for, especially his treatment of Anita Hill.

Heaps has plenty to answer for, regardless of how many other factors must be considered when assessing New England's slide.

But the longer-serving board has plenty to answer for; and Robert Rubin, formerly head of its executive committee (and professionally close to both the outgoing and incoming treasury secretaries), encouraged its disastrous foray into collateralised-debt obligations.

But it was too late – I had done plenty of crime over the years, and had a lot to answer for.

Prussian military theorist Karl von Clausewitz has a lot to answer for: His "attack's the best form of defense" spiel has emboldened plenty of folk through the ages.

Detroit has many sins to answer for, and it's been doing plenty of answering.

Mr Hashimoto has plenty of enemies in the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), of which he is formally president until September 1999, and he has much to answer for: to wit, having tightened fiscal policy and taxed the country into the "Hashimoto recession".

There are plenty of questions to answer before the draft, which is set for April 25 to 27.