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But there is ample evidence that work can be enjoyable, and that indeed, it is often the most enjoyable part of life.

There is ample evidence that this incident was premeditated , masterminded , incited and organized by the Dalai clique.

His victory over Justice should serve as ample evidence of his superhuman battle ability. His occult powers easily surpass all known limits.

"One should have ample evidence and proper cause, " he said.

Ample evidence can be found for the presence of this element in the work of scientists.

China's emergence this year as the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases is ample evidence for that.

Ample evidence also shows that a growing number of overseas returned students are unable to secure a decent job after graduation.

During the inter-view, these executives provided ample evidence demonstrating the effects of national culture on consumer buying behavior.

One needs look no further than the newsstand, local television news broadcast, or talk show to find ample evidence that this is the case.

The survey provides ample evidence for such a position.

There's now ample evidence that Hardy Rodenstock is a con man , and that the Jefferson bottles were fakes .

There was ample evidence of sharp increases in crimes of this nature.

Your competence in social gatherings as well as at work should provide ample evidence for this.

To Eisenhower, this setback was ample evidence that much bitter campaingning was to come.

Though random mutations can account for the drug-resistant bacteria, there's ample evidence for human origin, he noted.

There is ample evidence if one chooses to seek it out.

But, despite ample evidence of China's creative power, most experts agree that piracy is eating away at the country's overall potential.

So, hindsight indeed provides ample evidence of gratifying progress in hepatic fibrosis.

POWELL: There is ample evidence that Iraq has dedicated much effort to developing and testing spray devices that could be adapted for UAVs.

Ample evidence exists to prove that hereditary factors contribute to alcoholism .

Adam would have ample evidence to trust that God would fulfill the promises if Adam kept the law.

There is ample evidence that many other mammals make play sounds, including tickle-induced panting, which resembles human laughter.

He was reluctant to admit any of the ample evidence.

There is ample evidence to suggest that the lawyer in question knew exactly what she was doing.

There is now ample evidence that all known physical entities do obey this speed limit.

Their behavior has violated the "PRC Criminal Law, " the provisions of Article 240 of the criminal facts are clear, there is ample evidence.

The district attorney has ample evidence to prosecute the suspect.

At its factory in Dongguan, however, Yue Yuen provides ample evidence of the Chinese export sector's resilience.

They have ample evidence to believe what you said is true.

There is ample evidence that overzealous cleanup can be harmful.

THERE is ample evidence that Washington regulators think Google has already outgrown its cute stage.

We also seldom imagined (in spite of ample evidence) that emergent technologies would leave legislation in the dust, yet they do.

The ample evidence presented enables us to reasonably conclude that. . .

From the Chinese military's view, this year has offered ample evidence of American ill will.

A search of the literature turned up ample evidence that patients don't pay much attention to how doctors dress.

There is ample evidence that young people today are hard-working and productive.

The ample evidence presented enables us to reasonably conclude tha t.

There is no basis in fact for macro evolution while at the same time there is ample evidence for micro evolution.

There is ample evidence that AIDS is spreading quickly in Asia.

There is ample evidence that house prices have further to fall.

He believes he has ample evidence to convict her.

There is ample evidence that she is better qualified for the position than the other candidates,