Sentence examples for ample measures from inspiring English sources
Point Brazil's rendition of this national dish has no nose-to-tail mysteries, only ample measures of pork sausage, bacon and dried beef, stewed with black beans.
Mr Yasuhiko Noda said the government had taken ample measures to ensure the two reactors would be safe from radiation leaks if an earthquake or tsunami as severe as last year's should strike again.
Wintek, in a statement, declined to comment except to say that after the episode, the company took "ample measures" to address the situation and "is committed to ensuring employee welfare and creating a safe and healthy work environment".
By combining a tax increase with government stimulus, Mr. Abe is signaling to global investors that Japan will start taking concrete steps to rein in its colossal debt and that it is prepared to take ample measures to shore up the economy.
However, nearly all of the land is on high ground, and, said Robert J. Wiese, the chief life science officer of San Diego Zoo Global, ample measures would be in place to ensure the safety of the animals in all kinds of weather.
Future research priorities include prospective studies of well-defined interventions, with ample measures of subject, intervention and workplace characteristics that can impact outcomes, and adequate follow-up to determine sustained effects.
Mr. Hamelin brings both to his work in ample measure, and he plays with heart as well.
He brings the show an ample measure of heat and a dollop of hope, his presence almost engaging enough to redeem an overstuffed, overbaked first episode.
Those qualities that have made America the greatest force of progress and prosperity in human history we still possess in ample measure.
But they are bracketed, literally and metaphorically, by an ample measure of self-conscious silliness, and the whole enterprise is trailed by a series of question marks.
Verdi's genius was to dismantle the system while still giving the singers (and their audiences) melody and brilliance in ample measure.
