Sentence examples for is often ample from inspiring English sources

Genotype-by-environment interactions suggest there is often ample genetic variation in life-history responses to nutrition (Stratton 1994; Tomkins 1999; Hairston et al. 2001; Bergland et al. 2008).

It is often said, and with ample reason, that much of what Donald Trump says isn't worth a jot.

It should also by now be common knowledge that ample foreplay is often far more important for a good sexual encounter than a long slog of pure pumping.

Most of the Boston dancers project strongly, although Lia Cirio (my Friday Sugar Plum), with an unyieldingly fixed smile, wears a palpable tension; her partner, Lasha Khozashvili, though ample in style, is often ungainly.

CDKs drive the cell cycle, which is often dysregulated in cancer, and ensure an ample supply of short-lived anti-apoptotic proteins.

But this awards season provides ample evidence that the payoff is often slight.

Finally, ample staff training and/or retraining is often necessary as transitional care programs evolve and lessons are learned in the process.

The country's southwest is often referred to as the "wet belt," IFRC said, because ample rainfall is common in the region. .

Where precipitation is ample (udic moisture regimes) and evidence of illuviation clear, argillic-horizon genesis is often easily understood.

There is now ample consensus that undertreated chronic pain may become "a disease within the disease" and is often a cause of subclinical or clinical depression [ 34, 35].

As is often the case with temporary groupings, they lacked the unified approach and cohesion typical of a permanent ensemble with ample rehearsal time.