Sentence examples for act sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The efficacy under these conditions supports that human T-cells did reach the tumor site after injection into the tail vein and could act sufficiently long with a sufficient number of functional T-cells.

Does government act sufficiently?

Gary Paterson, student president of Strathclyde, says students have been left with no choice but to take the initiative, as the government is failing to act sufficiently.

Not only was James Paget criticised for its performance, the hospital failed to act sufficiently on the warnings, inspectors said.

Though it appeared at first as if Obama might change this fundamental equation, the young president failed to act sufficiently.

The majority of stakeholders interviewed believed that the Ministry did not act sufficiently to implement reforms.

Mr. McCain's comments on Sunday night were so much more vehement than any I had heard him make before that I asked him whether he thought the president had acted sufficiently boldly on the issue of the commercials.

For health professionals, and especially for midwives in postpartum consultations, it is important to identify these negative feelings and to convince the woman that she had acted sufficiently according to her own capacity during child birth.

Off-the-shelf GPUs, meanwhile, aren't designed to act self-sufficiently like normal chips  - they're add-ons "that accelerate a CPU like a turbo engine," says Gupta - so they consume much less energy than a CPU would to do the same amount of calculating.

The intentionally claustrophobic drama that unspools from there is well acted and sufficiently tense, but the plot twists and shifting alliances feel a little too polished; they play like the writer's conceits they are, right up to the inevitable reversal-of-fortunes ending.

Never trust coffee to clean a coffee maker Some people believe the myth that running coffee through your coffee maker acts to sufficiently disinfect it.