Sentence examples for the most bountiful from inspiring English sources

Sal (Shorea robusta) and hollong (Dipterocarpus rhetusus) trees are among the most bountiful of the hardwoods.

But the most bountiful harvest of humanity had by then been gathered in Working.

Two, three, four of the most bountiful branches had cracked and broken, were hanging leadenly limp to the ground, and the grass was tumbled with pears.

Black Earth Farming reported Friday that yields of winter wheat, usually the most bountiful crop, fell to 1.9 metric tons per hectare, compared with 3.5 tons last year.

In the May 10 issue of the journal Nature, researchers at the Carnegie Institution of Washington describe similar alchemy with nitrogen, the most bountiful component of air.

Two, three, four of the most bountiful branches had cracked and broken, were hanging leadenly limp to the ground, and the grass was tumbled with pears.

That is, until recently, when FPL Energy, a subsidiary of FPL Group in Juno Beach, Fla., began harvesting the area's most bountiful resource the strong gusts of wind that whip out of the bend in the Columbia Gorge at up to 60 miles an hour.

"That would not only help nourish one of the world's most bountiful trees, but perhaps even allow me to wander eternally through the Torrid Zone," he writes.

One of the world's most bountiful rivers is under threat, warns a series of reports by the United Nations, environmental groups and academics.

Though we've known about it for years, the planet's most bountiful mineral has barely been named.

General Milstead said that in 2008, the corps had its most bountiful recruiting year since 1984, bringing in about 42,000 new Marines.