Yet there is ample flexibility in weight, coloration, dynamics and, to a lesser degree, even tempo.
A SHORT flight or a five-hour train trip west across the heel of Italy to Naples allows ample time to dig into the works of a lesser-known gothic master, Ann Radcliffe.
With the war on terrorism supplying ample red meat for the Republican base, racial divisiveness played a lesser role than in past election cycles, when racial unrest contributed to the steady exodus of white voters to the Republican Party.
One wonders how fast the corporations, investors, and underwriters will pursue the alternatives of solar, wind, geothermal, and the like, when they have had ample opportunity in the past to make such investments at a lesser price?
The orchestra's generous funding in the first years allowed for ample rehearsals and adventurous programming, presenting contemporary music and the lesser-known works of earlier composers as well as the classic repertoire.
The best example here would be a top-quality German Riesling where ample acidity balances an impressive level of sweetness that would turn any lesser wine into simple syrup with a kick.
You are but in manifest error.'" (36 48) In this verse, God elucidates that apart from providing mankind with ample food, He also has a mechanism for feeding those who have a lesser share of it.
Also, while luminaries like Nadal play deep into most tournaments, earn millions and have ample access to exhibitions and other big paydays outside of competition, the lesser-ranked players who are the bulk of the work force tend to lose early and struggle to make a healthy profit.
The five majority/dissenters issued a statement saying that, even so, there was "ample time to reflect" Argue's changed vote and to keep Turkey in its lesser "watch" designation, as opposed to a CPC designation.
The subject demands ample space and a discriminating curatorial focus to distinguish dominant trends from tangents and significant figures from lesser lights.
Although it was illegal for colonists to use or keep coins, there was ample access to the Spanish dollar -- a silver coin equal in value to eight Spanish coins of lesser value called "reales". Beginning in the fourteenth century, the "reale" was a coin used for several centuries by the Spanish government and its possessions, including Mexico and Spain's settlements in North America.
