Disaffected young voters, some of whom have plenty to complain about, can be forgiven.
Their casual demeanor served as a sharp contrast to Carter and Sapp, both of whom displayed plenty of dramatics.
Although that certainly isn't chump change, I'd argue that the market is favoring large, profitable software companies — many of whom have plenty of cash for an acquisition of this nature.
The French-American artist lives in Burbank, California with his wife of 10 years, his 9-year-old daughter and 6-year-old twin boys, all of whom provide plenty of inspiration for his daily sketches.
Even the current lot, with whom she has plenty of beef (that they didn't get rid of control orders but in effect just rebranded them; the justice and security bill; what they've done to legal aid), she is generous and fair and balanced enough to credit for same-sex marriage.
Now the fashion in Europe is to chase a group of people known to the trade as the "mass affluent"—that is, the moderately rich, of whom there are plenty these days.
Her enemies, obviously, of whom there are plenty.
Naysayers, of whom there are plenty, point to the shakiness of its nascent stockmarket and the past two years' 30% fall in rental values as signs of diminished confidence.
The critics are the overtly Republican sort of businessperson, of whom there are plenty, whereas the Democrat-leaning business leaders who a year ago feared they had backed the wrong man are coming back on side.
