The phrase "ample attitude" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe a person's attitude as being generous or abundant, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "Her ample attitude towards feedback made her a favorite among her colleagues."
Alternatives: "generous mindset" or "positive disposition."
She did make a mean spaetzle, though, and her generous streak is as ample as her attitude.
While there is, however, ample evidence that Americans' attitudes toward employment discrimination policies differ according to the group being protected (Strolovich 1998), it is not clear that these differences are evidence of similar differences in the willingness of employers to discriminate against racial minorities vs. women.
Social networks research has provided ample evidence that individuals' attitudes and other personal characteristics influence the shape of their social networks as well as the position they assume in the overall web of relationships [ 11- 13].
But that leaves ample latitude.
Stephanie Sanzone, a graduate student in environmental policy at George Mason University, says she has seen ample evidence that a "buy American" attitude is expanding.
Studies of pupils' attitudes to science provide ample evidence that most are turned off by the quality of their experiences of compulsory science education before the age of 16.
Although there is ample research exploring HIV knowledge and attitudes in MENA, there is far less on evaluating HIV school interventions among adolescents and young people.
Mr. Cheney, now the vice president, said in a speech on Wednesday that Mr. Kerry's record "has given us ample doubts about his judgment and the attitude he brings to bear on vital issues of national security".
"To this reporter," Mr. Gould reported, "it appears there is ample evidence that Kaufman's rulings and attitudes during the trial were detrimental to the Government's case".
