Sentence examples for because of the ample from inspiring English sources

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.

There, almost 45% of the firms reduced nominal wages in response to the crisis, plausibly because of the downturn's exceptional magnitude relative to the other countries and because of the ample institutional flexibility in Estonian wage-setting practices.

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.

However, in part because of the ample grant awards that were parceled out to the 14 states that created their own exchanges, only Hawaii signaled an urgent need for financial assistance next year.

Moreover, the lungs are particularly vulnerable to sepsis attack because of the ample blood supply.

At face value, it may seem to be the case because of the ample concurrence of covalent modification and neurodegeneration.

Gordon Schremp, senior fuels analyst for the California Energy Commission, called the market's reaction to the incident "muted" because of ample supply, a result of the switch to the winter blend of gas, which carries less stringent requirements than the summer mix.

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.

Mazda's experience illustrates why so few automakers have challenged Volkswagen's diesel dominance in the U.S. The small Japanese automaker likes diesels since they are quick from a stop — because of ample torque, the same quality that makes them attractive in trucks towing big loads.

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.

And drunken pig -- so called, presumably, because of the marinade -- had ample pork character and a peppery sauce that left a warm glow.