Sentence examples for ample long from inspiring English sources

CANIZARES SETS RECORD: Combining a sweet putting touch with an ample long game, Jose Marie Canizares of Spain made 10 birdies yesterday en route to a course-record eight-under-par 64 and a two-stroke lead after the opening round of the State Farm Senior Classic in Columbia, Md .The defending champion, Christy O'Connor, made four straight birdies on the front nine and finished with a 66.

But Mr. Sherin said GE Capital had ample long-term funding, sharply reduced its dependence on short-term commercial paper and further trimmed its conservative leverage ratio — debts to underlying capital — to 6 to 1, from 7.1 to 1 a year ago.

At the Rotterdam Family Cancer Clinic there is ample and long-term experience with sufficient numbers of women undergoing PM.

For large families, ample space has long been hard to find in almost any price range.

The life of the riverbank, of messing about in boats, of ample picnics and long rambles, is essentially the life of suburbia, a rapidly growing but not entirely benign sign of the Edwardian times.

Just as a few countries fund their own second line treatment programs, we feel that the benefits of improved diagnostics for TB and drug-resistant TB provide ample justification for long term support of improved diagnostics from donors.

For John Lewis's "Evolution II" (Atlantic 2A-83313) is a record that will give ample pleasure for as long as people are listening to jazz.

Also in The Times, Adam Shatz called "Evolution II" "a record that will give ample pleasure for as long as people are listening to jazz".

There's long been ample evidence that cholera was introduced to the nation's biggest river by inadequately treated sewage from a UN peacekeeping base about 10 months after Haiti's devastating earthquake.

His guilty plea removed any presumption of innocence, the appeals court noted, and added, "The defendant has a residence abroad, and has had ample opportunity over a long period of time to secret substantial resources outside the country".

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.