Sentence examples for provide copious from inspiring English sources

The trees provide copious surfaces on which that condensation—"occult precipitation", to ecologists can take place.

And those worlds provide copious membership opportunities: "friends" organisations proliferate across museums, galleries, theatres, libraries, film clubs and more.

Her subject ("the most vain man I've ever met") is delighted to provide copious documentation and trips to significant locations.

Families struggling for stability amid the recession in Detroit ought to provide copious fodder for any author.

Last week's decision to provide copious amounts of cash to banks was the equivalent of stocking the larder with baked beans and bottled water during the hurricane season.

Doubtless Melanie Dawes, the permanent secretary of Javid's new department, will provide copious briefing, but such appointments – like those of Andrea Leadsom or Amber Rudd – reinforce the culture of amateurism that pervades Whitehall still.

Whether or not he was a philanderer, it provides copious ammunition to prove Hoxha was a tyrant.

Mr Griffin also provides copious and often pleasingly discursive footnotes to identify the allusions and people in the letters.

But especially important is what Barry Day does with all these letters to and from Coward: he provides copious amplifications and explanations, biographical data and background material.

A British hard-rock band known as the Darkness, which claims not to be a joke while providing copious evidence to the contrary, recently went to No. 2 on the British charts.

Richard Kirker, general secretary of the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement, said: "We have been saying that dialogue should be happening and have provided copious opportunities for it to do so but have been met with unwillingness and indifference, not least from the archbishop himself, who decided not to attend our conference".