plentiful

But getting there wasn’t easy, as he had to battle competition for limited seats in one of the highest-demand fields in higher education, a career offering purpose, plentiful jobs and potentially six-figure paychecks.

He was also looking for food, more plentiful then but still dangerous to venture out to get it as Israel invaded and pummelled Gaza.

Dictatorships have been all too plentiful in that period, and most people think of Hitler’s Germany or Stalin’s Russia as the archetypes.

Sand dabs and halibut, still edible and plentiful there, were held in a net slung under the hull and served moments later.

In which case, Wales has devolution, the number of Welsh speakers is at least stable, and cultural institutions are plentiful.