Examples of using Ample time in English and their translations into Slovak
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Radar sensors detect crossing pedestrians and cyclists in ample time and warn truck drivers of an imminent collision,
The feelings and impressions keeping you company(you are spending ample time with) at work or at home are essential for the quality of life and work.
the light had ample time to travel in an extraterrestrial reference frame.
He describes the job as“nontraditional,” as it allows him ample time and space to focus on prevalent,
A window of one to three months is more proper and provides ample time to ensure they are ordered,
Your first treatment may require more downtime- six months gives you ample time to shock your skin
To make sure employees have ample time to reach the emergency shower
a half that preceded this earliest of the commentators there was ample time to veil the true Lao-tse doctrine from all
This will afford us ample time to take a bird's eye view of some points pertaining to the Secret Doctrine,
that the bones in his arm had ample time to heal before he died(which was likely sometime in his late 40s).
know you are turning, and to give them ample time to pass.
partner's hand in marriage, let them have a moment- ample time must be given to process/cry/hug it out.
subsequent summit in December, leaving ample time for national industry and research ministers to flesh out the Commission's proposal in detail.
In order to combine these elements and to provide ample time to ensure their harmonization the vodka undergoes rigorous 7-pass micro filtration through natural materials as the most important part of the production refinement process.
giving you ample time to plan your schedule.
I have had ample time to reflect on the decisions I made in balancing(or failing to balance)
I would have ample time to discuss them with the Lord.
give the player ample time to shoot them before they turn around
of 15 October 2008, giving ample time for the Irish Government to come up with ideas on how to rescue the Treaty.
where consumers are given ample time to try out, for instance, different seating configurations of a new vehicle,