Sentence examples for give ample room from inspiring English sources

Instead, research suggests, coaching leaders in how to be coaches can pay dividends, but only if you start by defining "coaching" and give ample room for self-reflection and feedback.

The government said the point of qualified immunity was to give "ample room for mistaken judgments" and that therefore the test for immunity and the test for Fourth Amendment liability should not be one and the same.

A larger terminal and two runways would give ample room for expansion, and entry of new airlines.

At Tuesday's opening-night show, Ms. Ebersole was given ample room to unfurl her exotically gorgeous musical plumage.

"Still Holding," like Wagner's previous two novels, is crammed with overlapping voices, but here two or three characters are given ample room to breathe and develop.

All their clothes were made with a realistic cut - tops floated over the body, skirts or pedal pushers gave ample room for the hips.

The etchings are given ample room to breath (unlike much of the other art here), displayed in a separate room with six Whistler watercolors from the Center's collection and the oil painting "Nocturne in Blue and Silver" (circa 1872-78).

Waititi also gives ample room for his supporting cast to shine: most notably House, who is uncomfortably committed as a child-services worker on the edge, and Wiata, an actor with enormous heart.

Its location makes it the most likely of locations for any mass-evacuation of Parliament. 5. Olympic media centre in Hackney The press centre for the 2012 Olympic Games is certainly big enough - its 1.2m sq ft of space gives ample room for a temporary parliament in Stratford, east London.

And Malonga was given ample room to repeated that feat soon after to give Jim McIntyre's side a mountain to climb.

Melissa Locker of Time comments that "each sound, be it instrument or voice, is given ample room to exist and to soar".