Sentence examples for a sufficient answer to from inspiring English sources

To be sure, a proposal designed to lower price is by no means a sufficient answer to the problem that millions of the elderly have no coverage for prescription drugs.

But, Justice Kennedy said, "it is not always a sufficient answer to a claim of pre-emption to say that state rules supplement, or even mirror, federal requirements" when the federal intent was to "establish a workable, uniform system".

Fictionalists not concerned to analyse modality, however, may find in Divers 1999b a sufficient answer to Divers 1995.

It does not seem to be a sufficient answer to say that injustice must have entered in P2 because, after all, when we apply the operative distributive principle to P2 we reach the conclusion that P2 is unjust.

Referring to the wildly corrupt policies of the aptly named Animal Farm leader Napolean, Boxer's eventually tragic mottos--which "seemed to him a sufficient answer to all problems --were "Naproblems --were right" and "I will work harder".

It seems to me that this is a sufficient answer to your second question: 'Why do you want to wage war against the whole world or at least the United States?' We want nothing of the kind.

But if the intervening decades have taught us anything (and let's face it, they probably haven't), it's that every Woodstock generates its own Altamont, or Woodstock '99, and that love may be a necessary but not sufficient answer to life's trials.

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But just counting the cars on the road won't give you a sufficient answer: you need to look at the data behind the data.

The mayor is correct to say, 'Look, there's no money,' but I don't know that the next mayor is going to feel that that is a sufficient answer.

"I have not received a sufficient answer on either from IPRA's former leadership, and as a result I do not consider this case to be closed or the investigation into what happened that night to be over".