Sentence examples for because there was ample from inspiring English sources

Lemieux said good teams make adjustments from game to game in the playoffs and the Devils should be able to correct things because there was ample time left in the regular season.

"At properly designed intersections you shouldn't have that dilemma zone, because there is ample yellow time for you to recognize that the light is changing," Mr. McNaull said.

The acting chairman of the Commodities Futures Trading Commission, James Newsome, said in an interview that "because the metal is secure and because there is ample supply, this is no concern to us".

Finally, extracurriculars draw together opposing virtues that are critical for sustained and deep learning: passion because students have chosen the arena and are seeking to excel in it, and precision because there are ample opportunities for practice and feedback.

Brokers familiar with the space offered by iStar, MetLife and Centerline say competition for tenants in Midtown is growing in part because there is ample renovated space available in other buildings.

They need to stop acting like they haven't seen a Lamar Jackson before because there's ample historic evidence — as well as tales of Jackson's character — to make a team feel comfortable that the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback doesn't need to move to wide receiver.

Hatch expects lettuce prices to level off now because there are ample supplies of good-quality product in Arizona fields.

It's cool because there's ample opportunity to pet cats, but it's also fun because it is a demonstration that cats plainly do not give a fuck about anything except what they want.

The Reagan Administration concluded in a draft study by the Justice Department a year ago that all but a few of the 123 pipelines should be deregulated because there is ample competition from barge companies and other over-water transporters.

Because there is ample evidence of the effectiveness of infection control programs [ 6- 8], an understanding of such programs and of their incorporation into everyday clinical practice is mandatory.

This practice also leads to false negatives because there is ample evidence that genes annotated as hypothetical are bona-fide genes [ 53].