Sentence examples for because of ample from inspiring English sources
Because of ample investment income and profits from its workers' compensation business, the insurer reported net income of $233 million.
The data mining and network management research communities are interested in improving existing score-based network traffic anomaly detection techniques because of ample scopes to increase performance.
With both restaurants and hotels doing well this year because of ample snowfall, local business owners feel that they have weathered the disaster relatively well.
Amazon's $4.3 billion purchase of Whole Foods was quickly approved by the F.T.C. in August, largely because of ample competition in the grocery foods market.
July's corn contract settled down by 8.2 cents at $4.36 a bushel on Wednesday; and wheat, which has been facing price constraints because of ample global supplies, settled down by 17.6 cents, at $5.96.
The city chose to allow EIR-related comments again because of ample interest from the public.
It is unlikely Guptill's will supplant it, not least because of the ample support he received from first Kane Williamson, then Ross Taylor and captain Brendon McCullum.
The stadium could house more than 60,000 spectators, and because of its ample accommodation, it was the scene not only of sports events but of imperial ceremonies, military triumphs, political demonstrations, and public executions.
Mr. Kalina's 84-minute movie, which he described as "about barrier islands and sea levels and sort of the force of nature," is especially relevant to New Jersey audiences because of its ample footage of wreckage from Hurricane Sandy; it opens with shots of Union Beach.
Alex Ljung, its co-founder and chief executive, moved the company from Stockholm to Berlin because he felt it offered a richer mix of people involved in music, and because of the ample and cheap office space.
In 2009, the U.S. Army announced that it is considering basing 1,000 additional soldiers at Fort Wainwright because of its ample space.
