Sentence examples similar to appropriately ample from inspiring English sources
Park advised hikers to dress appropriately, bring ample food and water and let others know where they're going to be and to stay on main trails.
"The message we want to send is if you're going to go hiking we want you to be safe". He advised hikers to dress appropriately, bring ample food and water and let people know where you're going to be.
Although cataract surgery is now almost entirely in the hands of medically qualified ophthalmic surgeons, there is ample evidence that appropriately trained personnel can perform procedures within this category as effectively, efficiently and safely as ophthalmologists (Cox, I. (2004).
Remember to space plants appropriately so that each receives ample amounts of light.
The combination of concept elicitation interviews with physicians and patients and cognitive debriefing interviews with patients provide ample evidence that the SF-36v2 appropriately assesses the variety of ways in which AL amyloidosis affects HRQoL.
Yet men appropriately diagnosed with testosterone deficiency should consider treatment after ample conversation about the benefits as well as risks individual to their specific health status.
(1) The +F young engaged in more frequent social interactions with their siblings during the social experience phase than the −F fish, offering ample opportunities to learn how to behave appropriately in social encounters with peers (there were no interactions between young and any of the older conspecifics observed; Arnold & Taborsky 2010).
Twenty years on, I have ample evidence that my son can read other people's moods and react appropriately.
He places ample bloom on Ernest Seitz's aching "The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise" and gives an appropriately swaggering turn to Romberg's "Serenade" and a rousing account of the insipid "I Love Life," by one Mana Zucca.
One Republican official close to the Bush campaign said that the campaign believed the judge's ruling will cut in its favor, because there are certain to be so much confusion and inconsistent standards in manual recounts that Ms. Harris will have ample grounds not to accept many such votes and be able to be seen as acting appropriately.
