Sentence examples for while there are ample from inspiring English sources

While there are ample good dishes to satisfy theatergoers, some updating in the kitchen would make the torch burn brighter.

While there are ample statistical methods for comparing FROC curves, when one is interested in comparing the outcomes of 2 CAD systems applied in a typical clinical setting, there is the additional matter of correctly determining the system operating point.

While there are ample signs that capital spending is picking up throughout the economy, corporate budgets for information technology this year are still expected to rise only about 1percentt over 2002 levels, according to a survey released in September of Fortune 1000 chief information officers by Merrill Lynch.

While there are ample reasons to pursue al-Qaida's leader, hastening the demise of that terrorist organisation, which Gordon Brown and Barack Obama have identified as the highest threat to the national security of Britain and America, is not one of them.

Customer service becomes more streamlined and personalized for the customer while there are ample opportunities to increase revenue.

While there are ample zombie flicks that are cheesy fun, zombies have their roots in social commentary: many have read George Romero's Night of the Living Dead, the granddaddy of zombie films, as a critique of American racism.

And while there's ample debate as to when the Golden Age of First Class was — the Stratocruiser '50s?

While there is ample evidence that motor performance and MI share common central neural mechanisms, the question whether MI is accompanied by subliminal electromyographic (EMG) activity remained unsolved.

Food-wise you're confined to the resort and while there's ample choice for every meal, it's worth bringing some favourite goodies along.

While there's ample proof that the government monitors the political causes I am involved with, I find myself increasingly concerned about the social consequences of corporate surveillance.

While there is ample historical precedent for the exclusion of targeted social groups, contemporary trends in the ownership, regulation, and surveillance of public spaces arguably compromise their 'public' character to a degree not previously seen.