Sentence examples for supposed abundance from inspiring English sources

Carter was alluding to Tebow's supposed abundance of intangibles — he's a "fighter," a "winner" — and his lack of other discernible skills commonly associated with successful N.F.L. quarterbacks.

"But more and more consumers are now becoming aware that our supposed abundance of cheap and healthful food is to a considerable extent an illusion," said Ms. Berry, in the words of her father.

I cannot list for you the supposed abundances the BBC brings into your homes – from Doctor Who and MasterChef, to Live from the Proms; from CBeebies to Newsnight; from the Radio 1 Breakfast Show to Poetry Please.

Think abundance and not lack.

That's just plain common sense, which men who are empowered with developing the character of their celebrated student-athletes are presumably supposed to have in abundance.

The compounds of the highest relative abundance are supposed to be pyridine, cycloalkyl-pyridine and dihydro-quinoline.

Abundances were supposed to be Pareto(1,3.5).

They were supposed to have an increased abundance (i.e., a positive sign) in the situation tested.

All these metabolites were supposed to have an increased abundance in response to an unknown external factor, so that a positive sign was added to each metabolite.

Monitoring of benthic dinoflagellates is usually conducted between sub-surface and 5 m depth, where these organisms are supposed to be in highest abundances.

It could be supposed that this is due to the rich abundance of anthocyanidines in combination with the other flavonoids.