Sentence examples for always sufficiently from inspiring English sources

"Equally obvious, but not always sufficiently considered, is the fact that drinking is not necessarily followed by alcoholism".

They also reflect aspects of Buddhism not always sufficiently appreciated in the West, often witty and occasionally harsh.

He wrote, "To be able to do in your mind what is probably not a good idea to do in actuality is a convenience not always sufficiently appreciated".

Sometimes people are so passionate that they don't always sufficiently distinguish between what's really high value and what's less high value.

Pessl has fun elaborating the backstory — she catalogues the plots of Cordova's films, the pale-purple labels of his costume designer, Pauline Kael's reviews — but the foreground isn't always sufficiently compelling.

"We try to have something for everyone, but we can't only be for one group," Sinatra said, in response to concerns that Whole Foods doesn't always sufficiently serve all of a neighborhood's residents, like in Jamaica Plain.

The thwarted ambitions of the adults in the story provide an interesting sub-theme, albeit one not always developed sufficiently.

This risk is not always made sufficiently clear, critics say, by financial consultants who stand to make money from the bond sales.

The whole import of the pronouncement is that the Church's condemnation of artificial contraception has always been sufficiently well known, and that it was merely necessary to reaffirm it more solemnly.

The costs incurred in the design and implementation of planning policy instruments are not always considered sufficiently.

The thin sheet approximation simplifies the analysis, but it is not always a sufficiently accurate description of the ionosphere.