Sentence examples for take plentiful from inspiring English sources

Prices could soar and future generations in the UK may find they can no longer take plentiful food for granted.

Be aware that the drugs trade is always looking for new carriers: be wary of anyone who approaches you, but do take plentiful advice from local people on where it's safe to go, and when.

Rather than following the traditional model of extracting complex raw materials from the earth, AMD is producing microchips and solar cells that take plentiful raw materials like silica and inscribe on them a value-creating design, building value up.

Take plentiful supplies of ice to pop in your glass (it improves most cheap, jammy reds no end) and a bottle of Gabriel Boudier Cassis (£8 for 50cl Amazon and Sainsbury's, 30%) to zhoosh up weedy whites.

The Lords committee has taken plentiful evidence about those who can't use computers, can't fill out forms, are in care homes with dementia or are EU children in care whose councils may not register them.

It's also an especially vicious move on Apple's part, because it seems quite clear that Adobe didn't know this was coming (they've spent many months marketing the upcoming feature, and it obviously took plentiful developer resources to build it).

From there, it's an easy matter to take those plentiful viruses and attenuate them for a flu vaccine.

Huntsman is about to open a petrochemicals complex in Saudi Arabia that will take advantage of plentiful oil there and send 70% of its output to Asian industries.

Practitioners consider this a more natural and less invasive way to improve soil, although full results may take years and plentiful organic matter.

"When we arrive on the coast, we look at what's fresh and plentiful, and take it from there".

Since the money they already take in taxes is plentiful and often wasted, there is no reason to think they would spend oil revenues any more effectively.