Sentence examples for means ample from inspiring English sources

According to the medical directors association, a doctor at a nursing home writes an average of 169 prescriptions for controlled substances each month — which means ample opportunities for delays, Dr. Musher said.

A hundred of these fibers in a cable means ample bandwidth for the multimedia era.

With so much digital data online there are more ways than ever for companies to track down potential candidates, which means ample opportunities for startups to think creatively about better ways to match positions and talent.

That means ample leg room in all four seats (the rear ones also fold down for storage) and a roomier cabin than in either the Chevy or the Ford.

HOURS -- Monday through Saturday, 5 30 p.m. to midnight; Sunday, 5 30 to 11 p.m. Lunch to begin on Monday, with service from noon to 3 p.m. daily RESERVATIONS -- More than 200 seats mean ample flexibility; 7 to 10 days' notice is usually enough for prime time, except for large parties.

The retention of the 2-6-0 wheel arrangemeantmeamplemple accommodation for the N class' tapered boiler with Belpaire firebox.

To Councilwoman Lopez, who gives higher priority to low-income housing than she does to moderate-income facilities, it means an ample supply of apartments renting for less than $800 a month.

Recycled bulk material is usually cheap, which means that ample amounts can be used and thus good structure and aeration attained.

This means there is ample opportunity for the casting of protest votes.

But that 17th-place finish means there is ample scope for improvement.

The increased number means there is ample supply of skilled replacements when veteran commanders retire, Police Commissioner Howard Safir said.