Sentence examples for Sufficiently provided for from inspiring English sources

Wharton's father, George Frederic Jones, was not among the spectacularly wealthy of the era the family lived in Europe for six years when Wharton was a small girl, Italy and France being more affordable than New York and Newport but he was sufficiently provided for by inherited real estate that he did not need to work.

Wharton's father, George Frederic Jones, was not among the spectacularly wealthy of the era — the family lived in Europe for six years when Wharton was a small girl, Italy and France being more affordable than New York and Newport — but he was sufficiently provided for by inherited real estate that he did not need to work.

This power should be lodged in one person only, for the advantage of despatch and execution of business, chosen out of the upper House of the Legislature by a majority of votes from the Committees, to be aided and assisted by the upper House in all cases of emergencies not sufficiently provided for by the laws.

New York City's fleet of taxi cabs violates part of the Americans With Disabilities Act by not sufficiently providing for customers who use wheelchairs, a federal judge ruled on Friday.

And though he'd worked hard all his life (three jobs at one point) to sufficiently provide for his family, money was always a challenge.

Recognizing that his father could not sufficiently provide for the family, Beauchamp found work as a shopkeeper to earn money for his education.

It is impossible to completely ignore the historical weight of this relationship; however, encouraging the ultra-Orthodox to sufficiently provide for themselves and their community should be declared a national goal.

The house doesn't have to sufficiently provide for house mates.

Accuracy showed whether the timeline sufficiently provided information for temporal reasoning.

However, current studies of DEAP in generator mode have not sufficiently provided perfect solutions for practical applications.

Although treatment is not always sufficiently provided or documented before departure for adopted children or refugees, physical exams and health assessments performed after arrival provide useful data for determining prevalence of specific diseases within these incoming populations.