Sentence examples for is being amply from inspiring English sources

Spending cuts in a slow economy are self-defeating, as is being amply demonstrated in Europe.

Clyde Haberman writes that Jayson Blair, a former reporter for The New York Times, is being "amply rewarded" with the planned Showtime movie that I am producing ("In Journalism, Only the Good Die Poor," NYC column, Nov. 25).

And now, their tenacity is being amply rewarded.

"When the average player is making $2.3 million, I think they are being amply rewarded".

Those efforts are being amply duplicated on the right, where a constellation of conservative advocacy groups is working to ensure that Bush appoints Supreme Court justices who they believe will strictly interpret the Constitution by reducing federal control over the states, curbing affirmative action and placing greater restrictions on, or striking, a federally guaranteed right to abortion.

Though it's been amply documented in books like the collaboration "Without Sanctuary: Lynching Photography in America" and Philip Dray's "At the Hands of Persons Unknown," the sheer scale, brazenness and inhumanity of lynchings recounted here is horrifying, especially descriptions of victims being "roasted" alive.

First, let's be clear about what Arthur Andersen did; it's been amply documented in the two most highly acclaimed books on the Enron scandal, Bethany McLean and Peter Elkind's The Smartest Guys in the Room and Kurt Eichenwald's Conspiracy of Fools.

I was on a panel recently on the topic of whether or not men's body parts are being as amply represented as women's in TV and film (they're not), and as we discussed these matters of earth-shattering importance, Mr. Skin himself (aka Jim McBride) asked me what I had against porn.

The fact that Saddam had no W.M.D. in 2001 has been amply reported, but it's been isolated from the more important and complicated fact of Saddam's nature and intent.

― being amply represented.

I mean to me that's already been amply demonstrated.