Sentence examples for provided ample time from inspiring English sources
When it came to directing actors for the screen rather than the stage, however, her initial fears were unwarranted: the long delays between takes as lighting was repositioned provided ample time for rehearsal.
The event itself provided ample time for teachers to explore mobility possibilities and to discuss the more technical aspects relating to assessment of learning outcomes.
Students were told that the purpose of the exercise was to engage in investigation, students consulted with teaching team members to formulate problems and investigatory procedures, students were provided ample time to repeat and/or modify experiments, and students prepared and presented both written and oral reports describing their work.
Patients and their parents were provided ample time and privacy to complete the study forms.
The two sessions of the de novo condition (over 1 h altogether) provided ample time for the non-NMDAR-dependent plasticity to occur.
As the average waiting period for surgery for our study participants was 70 days, this would have provided ample time to have a positive impact on physical conditioning if an exercise program had been maintained regularly.
The goal is to give patients the opportunity to consider a brief educational message at leisure in their home environment while providing ample time in clinic to discuss PSA screening with medical providers.
Whether treatment delays are due to patients who delay in seeking care or to providers who do not include TB in the differential diagnosis, treatment delays provide ample time for pulmonary TB patients to develop smear-positive disease and cavitation (39– 41).
Over the years, contemplative life wears away at the words of formal prayer like water smoothing stones, and adoring the Blessed Sacrament provides ample time for contemplation.
The Commission's view is that setting 2019 as the final deadline for full implementation provides ample time to minimise any transition risks".
Modern humans and Neanderthals may have coexisted in Europe for more than 5,000 years, providing ample time for the two species to meet and mix, according to new research.
