Sentence examples for such plenty of from inspiring English sources

As such, plenty of big-name Western mobile companies have already begun entering China.

The point is, they will have plenty of cash, and as such, plenty of time to worry about getting the right business model in place.

As such plenty of case stories hail its virtues, however no objective evaluations of its performance is available.

But in the face of such plenty is calamity.

In the midst of such plenty, it was easy for Argentines to believe that they were destined for greatness.

Amid such gloom, plenty of dealers continue to hang on.

The libretto of "Der Stein" gives such people plenty of ammunition, spinning out a shaggy-dog story that is superficially full of incident but in fact goes nowhere.

That reflects some natural advantages (the place is mostly flat) and some deliberate decisions (such as plenty of cycle lanes and places to lock up bikes).

As a UN report showed in March, if scrupulous buyers shun such diamonds, plenty of less scrupulous ones will snap them up at a discount.

"You can play football with him," Lothar Matthäus said, while his physical presence has been such that plenty of German reporters have penned odes to his "well-toned model athlete upper body" (Süddeutsche Zeitung).

The ultra-Orthodox community constitutes about a third of Jerusalem's Jewish population, and as such wields plenty of power over local life.