Sentence examples for altered sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Perceptions of celebrity culture are being altered sufficiently to make a significant and lasting commercial impact.

The sole comfort with this conspiracy is the hope that the culture has since altered sufficiently that even bent cops would now think twice about abusing their authority so blatantly.

We must ask ourselves whether our system can be altered sufficiently at this late stage to prevent the world from suffering irreparable ecological damage.

Indeed, whether relative TGF-β and IL-6 levels are altered sufficiently in keratoconus ocular tissues are not known at this time.

We have proposed that it is the response of the NHS that has altered sufficiently to reduce the number and speed at which patients do "revolve".

Lamellar/non-lamellar phase separation likely also reflects the lipid metabolic abnormality; i.e., the critical ratio of cholesterol, free fatty acids and ceramides is altered sufficiently to prevent incorporation of all secreted lipids within lamellar arrays.

Furthermore, going back to historic species compositions in a particular area may, in extremis, lead to local extinction if environmental conditions change sufficiently to alter conditions beyond species' niches [an "ossification" of the ecosystem (Harris et al. 2006)].

Eastman's name is now more a rumor than a reputation, a fact not sufficiently altered by the appearance, last year, of "Max Eastman: A Life," a perhaps too besotted biography by Christoph Irmscher.

Beforehand, there had been some suggestion that Spain had not sufficiently altered its lineup since the 2008 European championship, that it might be susceptible to the assurance and energy of this budding German team.

The online auctioneer is defending its website's "Buy it Now" feature, which it says it has sufficiently altered since a court ruled in 2003 that it infringed patents held by MercExchange, a technology firm.

He fought the lawsuit, claiming that he had sufficiently altered Mr. Cariou's photographs to bring the works exhibited at Gagosian Gallery within the fair use doctrine, which allows artists to borrow from other works so long as they give a new expression or meaning to the original work.