Sentence examples for plethora of us from inspiring English sources

That acceptance would have to involve a plethora of US and Western policies that uncompromisingly link military aid to adoption of inclusive, non-sectarian, and non-repressive policies at home and in the region by its Middle Eastern and North African allies.

At the same time, the previous jealous hoarding of information by each of the plethora of US intelligence agencies – widely blamed for the failure to stop 9/11 – is no more.

The suspected mastermind of the online drug emporium Silk Road is facing the prospect of spending the rest of his life in prison after a jury returned a guilty verdict at the end of a four-week trial that revealed a plethora of detail about US investigations into the use of the bitcoin digital currency for drug trafficking and other crimes.

America offers a plethora of places for us ordinary folk to try and replicate Phelps' regular feats of endurance eating.

They are the heart of plethora of devices surrounding us, but their isotropic structure does not allow for tailoring of operating conditions.

With more albums than I have years under my belt, Womack is a true music icon and there's a plethora of music for us to choose from.

The free market we have chosen has produced a plethora of goods, making us — on average — one of the richest nations in the world.

Because a plethora of data convinces us that if we can identify and provide viable solutions forming a platform from which families can remain safely together in a home of their own, children win.

Hence, he has proposed that instead of focusing on money – the dictionary definition of poverty – a plethora of measures will tell us how poor children are.

As I watched others buried in their iPads, laptops and smartphones, I wondered what people did on vacation before we had this plethora of electronic equipment keeping us "in touch" 24/7.

However, Anne Longfield, chief executive of the charity 4Children, said: "It is disappointing that despite a plethora of recent reports alerting us to the desperate health problems of today's teenagers, this strategy falls short of addressing the needs of millions of older children".