Sentence examples for relatively ample from inspiring English sources

The United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt have relatively ample supplies.

"That's good news,"' said Dr. Robinson, "That means all of the state had relatively ample rain".

Gasoline is one of the few products subject to price controls here that is in relatively ample supply.

But the two Democratic commissioners pushed for a plan that would impose price controls even if shortages were not acute, arguing that exorbitant prices were charged even when supplies were relatively ample, officials involved in the talks said.

A federal scientist who is studying the evidence and who spoke on condition of anonymity said the purity of the sample, if confirmed, raised the possibility that the attackers had a relatively ample supply of anthrax.

Considering that mostly, we did not cut beyond 35% harvested basal area, the maximum established in Chilean regulations, research in selection silviculture should also evaluate an ample range of harvesting intensities using a relatively ample range of initial and residual basal areas.

The length of growth was the same for both phases, which is relatively short, but ample for testing feedback responses (van der Putten et al. 1988).

Despite this, it remains one of the world's best performers this year, rising 80percentt since January, buoyed by relatively bright economic prospects, ample liquidity and a lack of alternative investment channels in mainland China.

It is exactly this sense of mash-up multiculturalism that many gays said had attracted them to Jackson Heights, along with its vast subway network and its housing stock, ample and relatively affordable apartments with luxurious gardens and ornate architectural flourishes.

Many lakes, for example, are managed to remain oligotrophic (relatively nutrient poor), with ample oxygen to support species such as lake trout, rather than managed to retain excess nutrients and algae.

It is also a very well-controlled world, with relatively short rides and ample seating on those rides, keeping the long queues moving at a mostly tolerable pace; cleverly planned paths keeping everyone moving from one attraction to the next; and few spaces in which to stop and just sit without Mickey in your face.