Sentence examples similar to ample advocacy from inspiring English sources
Further, even trade deals with like-minded countries inspire ample controversy, since business and advocacy groups see them as establishing precedents for future deals.
Kaufmann's voice may be already too ample for Mozart's Tamino, and his advocacy of operatic Schubert is a welcome surprise, but the pearl is a grippingly dramatic Fidelio scene, and gloriously lyrical, flowing Wagner from Parsifal and Walküre.
Consequently, we often have ample evidence of potential impact, several interested manufacturers, and strong data to support advocacy, but, despite all this, many of these markets have failed to flourish.
Even on the more contentious of these issues, such as healthcare and college tuition, there is ample evidence that Democrats are moving to the left, at least in part because of Sanders's advocacy.
"This is an industry that has a notoriously bad track record with consumers, and these low customer satisfaction scores should give regulators ample reason to be skeptical of a merger," said Delara Derakhshani, policy counsel for Consumers Union, a nonprofit advocacy group.
The exchange runs, I'd figure, about thirty seconds, but it seems to have dropped in from a much more ample drama and a much fuller dramatic impulse that Stone had somewhere in mind, and swept aside in favor of political advocacy.
Ample space between tables.
