Sentence examples for an ample time from inspiring English sources

Be daring enough to dismantle trade protection of Japan's farm sector, replacing that with, e.g., an income-maintenance programme with a sunset provision of, say, 10 years down the road, to allow an ample time for those in the farm sector to adjust to this game changer.

The lack of opportunity to observe the respondent for an ample time prevents us from making sense of the significant difference.

Not all of his plan had been achieved but he's doing the right thing to amend the economic turmoil left by Bush and Cheney, it's utterly a mess that takes an ample time to be settled.

Questionnaires were distributed to the 5 hospitals and an ample time of 2 weeks was given for their completion.

It also reduces the risk of HIV infection acquisition resulting from resumption to sex prior to proper wound healing and provides an ample time for keratin to develop before initiation of sexual activities [ 24].

A housekeeper in the flat was the only other person present in the 15-room apartment, giving an intruder ample time to find Marwan and kill him, she claimed.

"The consultation runs until 4 July, providing those with an interest ample time to make their views known in person, in writing or online".

The subway ride from Bed-Stuy to Harlem is a long one, giving a dance critic ample time to anticipate nervously the emerging choreographer (that ridiculous term) sampler waiting at the other end.

A phrase like, "I'll be ready in a minute," gives him ample time to create a full chapter of the book he is writing.

We also learned that a shipment of chubs had been left unrefrigerated for hours on a loading dock, ample time for the botulism bacteria to produce toxin in the airless conditions of the vacuum packages.

The position will give him a reason, and ample time, to travel the country, meet with activists and candidates, and raise unlimited money for the association, freed from federal and state regulations that limit him as governor from seeking contributions from those that do business with the state.