Exurban places have one ideal that soars above all others: ample parking.
One, aimed at "extremism", gives the FSB and other agencies ample scope to pursue anyone who acts or speaks against the Kremlin.
That problem, combined with the widespread prophylactic use of antibiotics in livestock, has given staph, not to mention other bacteria, ample opportunity to evolve into superresistant and superpersistent bugs.
"On the other hand, ample evidence suggests that C.E.O.'s and their corporations are expending considerably more energy on avoiding taxes than perhaps ever before — at a time when the federal government desperately needs more revenue to maintain basic services for the American people".
Yevamoth 62b states that all of these great men died between Passover and Shavuoth because they did not treat each other with ample reverence.
Unlike indirect or statistics-based comparisons of RA patients which can have limited utility because of differences in patient populations and other factors, AMPLE was designed to enrol and directly compare subjects head-to-head in the same study.
Others are ample accounts of the band at various peaks: the boxed set containing four wild nights at the Fillmore West in 1969, or the briefcase containing their entire 1972 tour of Europe — twenty-two concerts, with a uniformity of polish that the Dead never really matched, before or after.
My work, and the work of many others, provided ample evidence that a large proportion of people who struggled with potentially traumatic events such as life-threatening illness, military combat and natural disasters report positive changes.
(The italics are ours).There are ample other causes for alarmism for the dedicated pessimist as the century's end nears.
Mr. Johnson was the trio's most consistently engaging improviser, bounding across the full register of his instrument; he was also its linchpin, the person with whom both of the other players have ample history.
