The phrase "ample new" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is both abundant and recent, but it is not commonly used together.
Example: "The report provided ample new evidence to support the theory."
Alternatives: "plenty of recent" or "abundant fresh".
But Mr. Fox, with his cowboy boots, earthy language and frequent political scandals, has provided ample new material.
The dancers will not only fill the ample New York State Theater stage but also spill onto an extension built over the orchestra pit.
Together, our measurements on the overall scale will provide ample new information on regolith exosphere magnetosphere coupling as well as new understanding of the dynamics governing the 'surface-bounded exosphere'.
Many have jumped to the president's defense, but the revelations provide ample new ammunition to Hollande's political opponents.
They've done so because of the current imperatives of the market: with the price of raw materials skyrocketing in the face of China rapid industrialization and economic growth in the affluent world flat-lining, companies have ample new markets but no real pricing power.
Ample new social experiences associated with starting a new life as a student could potentially explain the unexpected deviance in FNE scores between the mass-screening and the actual experiment.
But beginning tomorrow, said Jean Kelly, the Interfaith Nutrition Network's executive director, there will be ample room.A new Mary Brennan INN is opening around the corner at 100 Madison Avenue, and she said no one will have to wait on the street.
There is ample room for new construction.
Brian Smith will make his new Ample Hills Creamery ice cream in the store.
Salter's latest collection, "A Phone Call to the Future," offers severely winnowed selections from her previous five books along with an ample collection of new poems.
FLUNG boldly from West 70th Street into the Hudson River like a great fishing seine, Pier I at Riverside South Park is an ample acre of new public land, slightly longer than the Woolworth Building is tall.
