Sentence examples for would be plentiful from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton predicted that the benefits would be plentiful.

In wartime, unlike in peace, opportunities for such heroic coups would be plentiful.

The Kaufman Center, near Lincoln Center, has two music schools, so you would think that metronomes would be plentiful.

Soon, marijuana aficionados were using "420" as a code for smoking and using it as a sign-off on fliers for concerts where the drug would be plentiful.

The health problems there were stark but largely curable, often for a few pennies, with supplies, like intravenous needles, that would be plentiful at an American hospital.

The women expressed their fears to a witch doctor, who promised to prepare a magic potion to mix with seeds during planting so that crops would be plentiful.

McCay believed that volunteers would always be plentiful, and he feared that peacetime conscription would result in militarism.

The Hôtel de Ville had already opened its plentiful stores to the rioters, but they remained unsatisfied: they wanted not just one meal but the assurance that bread would once again be plentiful and cheap.

The frequency of death was not considered a distraction from the game; not only were the deaths seen as necessary as part of learning and overcoming each obstacle, but reviewers found the checkpoints where the player would restart to be plentiful throughout the game.

Were those in power more humble, job creating investment would be more plentiful for the government essentially doing nothing.

So if one picture has had many frames over the years, logic would suggest that these older frames would be in plentiful supply, just as Wilner and others seemed to find 20 years ago.