Sentence examples for plentiful from high-quality English sources.

• Histamine is plentiful in fermented foods.

• And even they seem less plentiful than they were.

• "Capital is plentiful in the private market, and we don't need capital.

• What people in care homes need is plentiful contact with carers, nurses and therapists.

• Various species of small mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish are plentiful throughout the state.

• Thanks to increased public awareness, billionaires remain plentiful and provide a vital resource.

• Green apples are plentiful in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, and she gave making a concoction a try.

• Public transit, biking, and walking are all great options, and taxis are plentiful, though fairly expensive.

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• In addition, butterflies are plentiful, though illegal collectors have been a growing problem in recent years.

• The scientist reports plentiful schools of fish inhabiting the lagoon, using the living coral as a place to spawn.

• Its fleet would be confined to the island nation’s own waters, up to 200 miles offshore, where whales are less plentiful.

• Government officials are reassuring the country that food supplies are plentiful, even as they take steps to stabilize prices.

• The virtual evaporation of the city's normally plentiful tourist population has also left many restaurants and hotel rooms empty.

• Among the Nez Percé the dramatic performances and the songs were thought to bring warm weather, plentiful game, and successful hunts.

• However, as vaccines and treatments become more plentiful in rich countries, so will anger at seeing people in poor ones die for want of supplies.

• Both species are largely frugivorous (fruit-eating) and when a plentiful source of fruit or plant matter is discovered, both species usually disperse and eat without competition.

plentiful sentence examples

• Tom Clancy, John Grisham, and Michael Crichton novels were plentiful — but not as plentiful as Clive Cussler, author of the maritime-influenced "Dirk Pitt" adventure stories.

• Nitrogen is the most common element in the earth’s atmosphere—nearly four times more plentiful than oxygen and more than eighty times more plentiful than argon—but almost all of it is floating around in the intractable form of N2.

• Nitrogen fixation, any natural or industrial process that causes free nitrogen (N2), which is a relatively inert gas plentiful in air, to combine chemically with other elements to form more-reactive nitrogen compounds such as ammonia, nitrates, or nitrites.

• "The last few months have underlined the importance of users and households alike to own better quality devices, connections and services and with Apple's strong broad portfolio of devices and a growing services offering, there are plentiful opportunities for future growth."