Sentence examples for not be ample from inspiring English sources
"One of the tenets of Medicaid has long been better prenatal care, and less babies needing NICUs," said Senator Robert Deuell, Republican of Greenville, a family practice doctor who, in a recent Senate hearing, suggested that the cost savings health officials are looking for might not be ample in the delivery room.
Intel is concerned that there will not be ample supplies of Rambus memory when its next-generation Willamette processor debuts in the fall.
It is possible that there has not been ample time for distinct differences in performance between lightweight and normalweight concrete decks included in this study to become evident during field observations.
It is possible that that there has not been ample time for distinct differences in performance between lightweight and normalweight concrete decks included in this study to become evident during field observations.
No one can claim there hasn't been ample warning.
Wouldn't that be ample time to shut off the ignition, shift to neutral or engage the parking brake?
But fear not, there will be ample opportunity to enjoy a court case between them that promises to yield much more drama and excitement than the 0-0 draw between the two clubs at White Hart Lane in March.
But PSP Go's good looks (and ample storage) may not be able to convince consumers to fork over $249, a hefty $80 more than what Sony charges for its PSP 3000.
"I'm an old man, but I'd bet my life that if the Merc (the NY Mercantile Exchange) was not in operation there would be ample oil and reasonable prices all over the world, without this volatility".
Thus, there may not have been "ample opportunities for the introduction of YF to Asia" by means of the coolie trade.
But Damien Crawford, for Mr Wilde, who indicated there was a French shooting party due into the area at the weekend, claimed that they had only been served with papers on Wednesday and thus, had not been given ample time to reply – a claim denied by Hucknall and de Margary.
