Sentence examples for relatively plentiful from inspiring English sources

But written records of the language were relatively plentiful.

The minke whale, both in the northern Atlantic and the southern ocean, is relatively plentiful.

It was based on bread, cabbage and potatoes, all of which were in relatively plentiful supply.

But given their popularity during their production years, Darts remain relatively plentiful.

For instance, Pixar employees were able to keep their relatively plentiful health benefits and weren't forced to sign employment contracts.

The garden had been made wedding-ready using groundwater, which is relatively plentiful, rather than municipal water, which is not.

While coal use in the U.S. is declining, thanks in part to the domestic natural-gas boom, it is rising worldwide, especially in industrializing countries where it is a relatively cheap, plentiful, and accessible fuel.

Also, as discussed by Peter A. Diamond in his recent Nobel prize lecture, businesses that are relatively more plentiful today -- for example, larger companies and those outside of construction -- tend to post their vacancies more consistently.

Maine lobsters are relatively inexpensive and plentiful these days, an especially welcome development for summer.

Since then, the costs have decreased so rapidly that B.G.I., with its relatively cheap and plentiful labor force, can do that same work in a few days for about four thousand dollars.

Nitrogen fixation, any natural or industrial process that causes free nitrogen (N2), which is a relatively inert gas plentiful in air, to combine chemically with other elements to form more-reactive nitrogen compounds such as ammonia, nitrates, or nitrites.