Sentence examples for ample appetite from inspiring English sources
By 2004, when Pfizer paid $430m in penalties, annual sales had reached $2.7 billion.Second, there is ample appetite to sue.
Like many of the British comics in town, Mr. Izzard -- who says his new show begins with a discussion of breasts and continues with issues like the day fire was invented -- firmly believes that American audiences have ample appetite for British fare.
A convincing account of why intuition is trustworthy in this regard remains elusive and given its deficiencies in other areas especially those in the purview of empirical study there was ample appetite for alternative approaches to epistemic questions, which many formal epistemologists attempted to sate.
Petite portions are ample for a medium appetite, particularly in concert with the warm, crisp garlic bread served at the beginning of the meal (skip the sweetish, pink, beet-tinged aioli).
The products have been developed in a decade when interest rates have been low, the appetite for risk high and liquidity ample.
There seems to be an ample flow of leaked memorandums to satisfy the appetite of the press and the political establishment.
The relationships fed his appetite for swashbuckling and provided the North Koreans not only with ample supplies of ribs but also a diplomatic and commercial back channel in the United States.
At the moment, investor appetites are keen and the supply of potential projects looks ample.The project is causing some anxiety in Chicago, though.
The film's style is over the top and shocking, with freewheeling depictions of drug use, vigorous sex, ample nudity and lavish excess of luxury homes, yachts, sports cars and a craven appetite for all the things money can buy.
He is a man of voracious sexual appetite, and he often thinks, while he is away, of your mother's heavy breasts and ample thighs, and he still longs to thrust himself inside her nightly rather than on his three or four visits per year.
Wall Street lost its appetite for technology IPOs and the best unicorns saw no need to go public as long as ample private funds at generous valuations were readily available.
