The phrase "ample chances for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities or possibilities available for someone or something to succeed or achieve a goal.
Example: "The new program provides ample chances for students to improve their skills and gain practical experience."
Alternatives: "plenty of opportunities for" or "abundant possibilities for".
The other is the time gap between de-facto nomination in February and de-jure election in November — as lengthy as a full-term pregnancy, and offering similar opportunities for fatigue, boredom, irritability, and nausea (in addition, of course, to ample chances for joy, kicks, and that certain glow).
The other is the time gap between de-facto nomination in February and de-jure election in November as lengthy as a full-term pregnancy, and offering similar opportunities for fatigue, boredom, irritability, and nausea (in addition, of course, to ample chances for joy, kicks, and that certain glow).
Mr. Ganis said there was ample chance for both sites to flourish financially, and wondered why the Garden has declared war on the Jets.
Drivers must stop, shift to low gear and pick their way over the top, which gives ample chance for passengers to ooh and ahh at the scenery, and nod approvingly at the trio's labor for the common good.
As the industry grows and local developers multiply, there will be ample chance for those interested to get a slice of the desi pie on offer.
Still, Missouri had ample chances in the second half.
I'm sure they gave him ample chances".
Nigeria and Italy both carved out ample chances on goal.
In contrast, IAV Pol not only is responsible for synthesizing every viral RNA genome but also amplifies viral RNAs multiple times per infection cycle, which gives IAV Pol ample chances to generate mutations in every infection event.
This operatic fable of the icy Princess Turandot in ancient Peking, who has channeled her hatred of men into a fatal game of chance for smitten suitors, gives ample opportunity for imaginative directors.
