Sentence examples for I think ample from inspiring English sources

I think "ample" may be a strong word here, depending on what you plan to do with the drone — and that estimate is toward the higher end of what you'll get in real-world usage — but you get the point.

A. In some cases I think they have ample justification.

"I think there is ample evidence the public could be protected," Mr. Slobodien said.

I think there's ample evidence that this could work, but, to be honest, some serious health economists disagree.

"I think there is ample evidence that elevated attention needs to be paid to the proposed 'high risk' operations that are being proposed [in the Great Australian Bight]," Bea said, describing the current approach to the operation as "hope for the best".

At a hearing on Thursday the judge, Richard J. Sullivan of Federal District Court in Manhattan, said, "I think there's ample evidence that there is an incentive to flee and the ability to flee if Mr. Vilar were so inclined," according to a transcript.

Although I think there is ample room for comparison between the automotive industry and higher education, for those who disagree, here is another example.

"I think there's ample opportunity without you actually seeing the evidence to make sure this kind of thing doesn't happen," Wolf said.

The now-former drug czar added: "I think there's ample evidence to suggest that those states that have been significantly burdened by the opioid epidemic will be more significantly impacted because of any potential repeal of the ACA".

"I'm less sure if it's going to continue being double digit, but I think there is still ample room for the market to grow".

I think there has been ample study to debunk the right-brain left-brain beliefs but whatever the difference between people who are creative versus analytical is, it does exist.