The phrase "ample time he" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "He had ample time to complete the project before the deadline."
Alternatives: "sufficient time he" or "plenty of time he".
Mr. Gore's campaign spokesman, Chris Lehane, said the ho-hum play was not a major concern; there would be ample time, he explained, for readers and viewers to absorb the message of the prosperity tour.
And he suggested that the ample time he had spent roaming it -- during frequent weekends away from the White House and over most of the current month -- was a matter of maintaining occupational fitness.
He was certainly helped by the luxury of ample time, since he had been the nominee for more than a month before the gavel banged in New York.
With ample time for self-examination, he reflects on the life of his grandfather, a man of "moral virtue" who once gave a sack of wheat to a starving soldier but later applied a belt to 6-year-old Morris's "bare bum" for filching some candy.
I did stare in silence for a good 5-7 seconds, giving him ample time to see if he'd realize his faux pas and jump back in the conversation with a, "I was just kidding, Honey".
Colonel Reinert then added, "He had ample time to blend back into the chaos that he had caused".
As CBS explains in its description of the series, Corden "knows that someday, years and years from now, he'll have to hand over the reins to a new host, and he wants ample time to select and groom a worthy successor". .
For once he had ample time to read.
He had ample time to explore his ideas here, and was prolific.
He has ample time to fix his game, and to deal with any dental concerns.
He proffered ample time, extensive kisses, honesty, a sympathetic ear and endless love.
