And we want to feel that each section, no matter how ample or lean, is essential to the expressive thrust of the work.
But then a friend pointed out how it is obvious from ample evidence that God never speaks to columnists.
Mr. Deaver insisted there was ample time for the Bush camp to protect how he is perceived.
In the result ing shuffle, Nevada's Republi cans may lose President 'Nixon one of the seven seats he needs to take control of the Senate, thereby providing a classic ex ample of how hard it is tol organize a national party in a nation of dominant localities.
Since January, Yukos has not publicly posted earnings that conform with American accounting standards, prompting analysts in Moscow to question exactly how the company is deploying its ample resources -- especially in light of its contention that its inability to make the $3.4 billion tax payment will force it into bankruptcy.
No one really knows by how much, but "there is ample evidence that regulation has expanded and that this expansion has limited economic growth," as Ted Gayer and Philip Wallach of the Brookings Institution recently wrote.
(The agency's annual report doesn't even bother to note that amount, or how it was spent). Consumers have ample reason to doubt whether even under the best of circumstances that cost was offset by benefits.
And if anyone wanted to manipulate laws or how they were enacted, there was ample room and means within our supposedly sacred founding document to permit them to do so as much as they wanted.
However, how plant Si is related to soil Si translocation and transformation in subtropical areas with ample weatherable silicates and agricultural activities is largely unknown.
Although ample literature is available describing the risks and benefits, it remains unclear as to how these potentially rate-limiting factors compare.
