Sentence examples similar to tied to plentiful from inspiring English sources
Housing prices doubled, then tripled, and jobs were plentiful, nearly all of them tied to real estate.
Many of the towns were once tied to the brick-making industry, which chose sites perilously close to the Raritan and its plentiful sands.
And this year, with peanut sales struggling after a national salmonella outbreak that was tied to peanut paste, Georgia politicians are lining up to demonstrate unblinking faith in a crop more plentiful in this state than anywhere else in the country.
Withdrawal is tied to norepinephrine.
The reasons for their diverging fates in revival are complicated and plentiful, and tied up, to some degree, in the vagaries of showbiz circumstance.
The surfaces of these NPs are reactive due to plentiful corners and edges [100].
Tie participation to sports to privileges.
But to tie, or not to tie?
The two billionaires have deep ties to the prime minister — Mr. Erdogan once owned a company that distributed Ulker-branded products, and Mr. Topbas is a close adviser — but the trade opportunities in this part of the world are plentiful enough that a boost from the government is now no longer needed.
