There's ample evidence, too, that Hegarty's childhood in Sussex has hardwired in him a love for British pop.
There is ample evidence too of disturbingly undemocratic efforts by Republican activists to prevent him from speaking.
Howard should have ample motivation, too, having listened to Shaquille O'Neal declare — somewhat absurdly — that Lopez was the league's best true center.
Yet there was ample evidence too, as in the appreciative notes he would send to those whose work pleased him, of that generosity that Sanders saluted.
And it has been on ample display too at the pinnacle of American politics over the past few days, in the Republican presidential nomination debates.
Mr. Bush's $145 billion proposal is ample, but too heavily skewed toward tax rebates that would provide no relief for tens of millions of lower-income Americans.
There is ample precedent, too: purchasing public debt is the main way that QE has been conducted in America, Britain and Japan.The ECB is permitted to buy sovereign bonds in secondary markets.
Mr. Romney has ample challenges, too, with the poll showing that he has yet to build up a positive image of his own as Mr. Obama seeks to build a negative one for him.
There are ample signs, too, of a new era, at least on the neighborhood's western edge, where artistic and relatively prosperous newcomers have colonized an industrial zone and begun settling into the residential blocks.
Ruthless and able, he rose swiftly in Nevada state government, although his style brought ample setbacks, too; only after three decades in politics did he win the United States Senate seat he coveted, riding Franklin D. Roosevelt's coattails to Washington in 1932.
