Sentence examples for Sufficiently free from inspiring English sources

You have be sufficiently free of suffering — physical and mental — for happiness to be even possible.

The off-site location may be the employee's home or other suitable location that is sufficiently free from distraction that the employee can work effectively.

International observers indicated concerns that the proceedings were not sufficiently free and fair, partly because of media restrictions and a lack of robust competition.

So only stable matchings are likely to arise if the matching process is sufficiently "free" as to allow all potential matchings to be considered.

If there was a national emergency, they conclude, such as a foreign attack, everyone would flock to them as the only political force sufficiently free of foreign influence to properly defend the nation.

[ Page 1, Column 6. ] Western Europe is squabbling over its home-grown produce and whether it is sufficiently free of radiation from the Chernobyl disaster to be sold for export.

But we could all imagine that there would be new technologies that if the market were sufficiently freed up, those technologies could take hold and, you know, and blossom and mature and so forth.

Although AOL does not concede that the three-pronged test sufficiently protects free speech and privacy interests or that APTC satisfied the requirements of the test as laid out by the trial court, it acknowledges that these issues are not before us on appeal.

The increase in MDA content may be due to diminished activity of an antioxidant defense system to sufficiently scavenge free radicals generated in STZ induced diabetes.

Although a precise understanding of the interaction between a tapered whisker and textured surface during a stick-slip event has not been treated mathematically, it is likely that forces at the tip build up until they bend the whisker tip sufficiently to free it from traps.

The discrete mathematical operations, such as error correction decoding, are known to be effective only for sufficiently error-free signals.