Sentence examples for quite plentiful from inspiring English sources

Albacore can be sustainable, bigeye and yellowfin rarely are, so the best tuna variety to choose is generally skipjack, a fast-growing species that is still quite plentiful around the world and makes up most of the tinned tuna you will find.

Financial crises are, in fact, quite plentiful.

Vintage dress-making patterns were, oddly enough, quite plentiful in the print shop where she works.

Temporary agencies tend to be quite plentiful in major cities but even small towns and suburbs now have them.

The clinical implications for designing and delivering CBT with young people at different levels of development are quite plentiful.

The availability of HIV/AIDS prevalence data in cross-country migrants gave the general impression that such data are quite plentiful in Africa, while not so much information was found about the situation in Latin America and South Asia.

Others, in cities where free wireless isn't quite as plentiful as in Seattle, may find wireless broadband a more compelling option, and pretty soon you'll be able to get it through Comcast in a few choice areas.

Dissections of our Wall Street and economic debacle are ample, solutions for what any of us should do not are quite as plentiful.

But the food, which shows mostly European influence, is well prepared, plentiful and quite good.

Corn is a mainstay of livestock diets because there is no other feed quite as cheap or plentiful: thanks to federal subsidies and ever-growing surpluses, the price of corn ($2.25 a bushel) is 50 cents less than the cost of growing it.

Nothing else was quite as malleable, ductile and plentiful.