Sentence examples for providing ample time from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

But the stands at Citi Field became electrified when Byrd drilled a sinker from Steve Cishek down the third-base line, providing ample time for Ruben Tejada and Kirk Nieuwenhuis to scamper home.

Other European countries, meanwhile, said they were waiting for European Union ministers to agree on sanctions (which they were also slow to do during the Arab Spring, providing ample time for dirty money to be moved elsewhere).

This time Tampa Bay touched down at Heathrow on Monday evening, providing ample time to adjust and even allowing them to squeeze in some additional bonding – leading a delighted Morris to tell reporters that it was a bit like being granted a second training camp.

This timeout is (generously) set to 1 s, providing ample time for any NT reply packets to arrive.

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".

I wanted her to see the view over the river valley from that sheer cliff and reasoned that the two remaining days would provide ample time for me to get my deer while she poked about with her sketch pad.

Although the Agriculture Department surveys beekeeping operations every five years using criteria that address some of these issues, five years between surveys provides ample time for irreparable damage to occur before a problem can be recognized.