Sentence examples for some ample from inspiring English sources

But his successes in more bankable fields have provided some ample compensation.

These adolescents have adolescent bodies, too, some ample, some spindle-thin.

Give Porzingis a year or two of experience, and some ample helpings of kotletes and rasols, and he'll be a load for defenses.

Of course, given that stocks have gained 27 percent so far in their current rally, that would still leave the market some ample room for gains.

I'm afraid I can't find the full text of the 2010 speech where Santorum first advanced his critique of J.F.K., but here's a piece from National Review's Kathryn Jean Lopez that includes some ample quotations: "The idea of strict or absolute separation of church and state is not and never was the American model.

Even though Swype can be a quick keyboard to master and key in words, allow yourself some ample extra time at first to correctly type the word and learn it's usage.

But, the prospect of U.S. politics entering yet another chaotic phase due to the progress of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation contacts between the Trump administration and the Russian government clearly could give some investors ample reason to take some money off the table after a long, placid increase in the stock markets.

Some government bodies have promised generous benefits, while others offer bare-bones plans; some have ample resources to pay what they owe, while others may be in over their heads.

MOSCOW — For weeks, coverage of the United States presidential race in Russia's state-controlled media has been obscured by a layer of derision, cast by top commentators as a mud-slinging brawl or a "beauty contest" in which candidates vie for the loyalty of voting blocs, "some who love ample, fatty brunettes — and some preferring skinny anorexics".

"Some banks with ample liquidity have also begun to play a stabilizing role in circulating capital into markets".

The context helped make sense of a set that was often disjointed, with some promise but ample room for improvement.