The phrase "ample resources that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a sufficient quantity of resources that are available for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "The organization has ample resources that can be allocated to support community development projects."
Alternatives: "sufficient resources that" or "plenty of resources that".
Really, what did it matter, the sums were almost equally meaningless to me; I would have paid twice as much, and twice as much again, which isn't to suggest that I had particularly ample resources, but that his body seemed almost infinitely dear.
Ample resources meant that at the same time Ms Rousseff had plenty of money and air-time left over to play up her own successes.
The Obama administration will also drop spending for research on the exploration of oil and gas deposits because the industry itself has ample resources for that, Dr. Chu said.
If he really doesn't know what it means to be a Democratic Socialist, he has ample access to the resources that could explain it to him.
Sheila C. Bair, the F.D.I.C. chairwoman, said in a statement that the fund had ample resources and noted that the losses from the Colonial failure were lower than projected.
Instagram has been growing like crazy essentially since it went live in 2010, and under Facebook — which bought the company for $1 billion five years ago — it has had ample resources to keep that up.
Taking a closer look at these acquisitions, it turns out that firms that are more affected by such changes in competition, and firms that have ample resources, are driving these acquisitions.
Windfall recipients are also encouraged to devote some of their suddenly ample resources to making sure that other financial basics are squared away, perhaps buying more health and life insurance and insurance against liability for accidents and injuries.
In societies that are very impoverished, the threshold would potentially be higher than in societies that have ample resources.
It was a Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) member that had ample resources to invest in the emerging growth market.
