Sentence examples for to plentiful from inspiring English sources

The building's kindness to art is especially palpable on the third floor, thanks to plentiful skylights.

Fat was prized in the past, she notes, with big bellies signalling access to plentiful food and, thus, prosperity.

The New York Stem Cell Foundation researchers had the advantage of access to plentiful oocytes because they worked with a Columbia University program that pays donors $8,000.

It has also agreed to plentiful data-sharing with American officialdom, and that American armed marshals may fly on Czech flights.

The granite cliffs and cold sea, while not hospitable to bathers, were ideal for these nuclear reactors, which need a hard foundation and access to plentiful cold water.

Similarly, American consumers after World War II saw access to plentiful, ever cheaper and ever less healthy foods as proof of the American promise — even if the impact on their waistlines, and well-being, has been disastrous.

Bodies that expected food to be plentiful, by contrast, should ration themselves to avoid the consequences of chronic overeating.

However, in traditional scheduling problems, labor is assumed to be plentiful and only machine is considered to be a constraint.

In all three cases a good that is known to be plentiful in a certain context becomes subject to demands.

In the recent preclinical studies, monocytes are found to be plentiful in the tumor microenvironment and contribute to the growth of malignant T-cells [ 23].

Earning enough to buy plentiful calories and protein makes a big difference to stature.