Sentence examples for is already ample from inspiring English sources

There is already ample validation for anyone who is eager to consign the elderly to the scrapheap to do so.

"There is already ample national and international documentation condemning the anachronism inflicted on many Greek citizens by enforcement of sharia".

There are growing concerns that a corrupt sport's tarnished image could be transferred to a partner or sponsor and that consumers might boycott a sponsor's products.There is already ample evidence of this market-driven morality taking hold.

There is already ample research showing that workplaces function better when women are integrated into positions of responsibility, but it also appears that families run more smoothly when men are integrated into household responsibilities.

Such warnings, he said, are necessary only when prosecutors intend to use a prisoner's statements in custody as evidence in court -- a step that would not be necessary with Mr. bin Laden because there is already ample evidence to convict him in the 2001 attacks.

Although there is already ample theory and evidence for some combinations of these characteristics, analysis of other combinations is still lacking.

He said there' was already ample scientific evidence that cannabis had medical utility, but that "science has never driven marijuana policy.

"There's already ample evidence to warrant public education around the risks of heavy use of cannabis, particularly the high-potency varieties.

Even before the onset of the economic crisis, there was already ample evidence that the country's rapid economic growth while having brought a definite rise in the standard of living of most Thai was also creating many social problems.

He said that Mr. Spano did not consult or inform the Board of Legislators of the new position, and that there are already ample departments to perform Mr. Gatto's duties, including the city's D.E.P., the state Department of Environmental Conservation, and numerous other local officials.

But investigators last week said that despite nearly 40 years of work to prevent giant outages, there were already ample signs that human error helped turn problems in Ohio power lines on Aug. 14 into a national crisis costing billions of dollars and darkening millions of homes.