Sentence examples for any sufficient from inspiring English sources

In his judgment on Thursday, Eady said that the Chelmsford Court decision failed to give any sufficient weight to the inhibiting effect of production orders on the press.

In Broken, she skates over some major events - presumably because her publisher asked her to - but not in any sufficient or satisfying depth and she will not elaborate now when questioned.

The judge asked: "Could I suggest that it's not just the Dowlers, but really encompasses all those whose privacy or rights have been intruded upon without any sufficient public interest?

Earlier it was inter alia found that, when trying to correlate pKa with GA values, in several cases the correlation was broken without any sufficient explanation [2, 3].

For any sufficient large positive real number ξ, define { u ξ ( x ) = u ( x ), if  | u ( x ) | ≥ ξ  or  | x | > ξ, u ξ ( x ) = 0, otherwise.

When (n=2), (tau=1), and (xigamma-chialpha>0), the model (1.1) possesses a unique global bounded classical solution with any sufficient regular initial data (see [30, 31]).

Traditional law considers a document signed if it contains "any mark sufficient to show legal intent to be bound by the document".

"Out of a pure love to truth," wrote Thomas, he had tried to find "any grounds really sufficient to confirm" Christian teachings but found only "for the contrair".

The failure of the notionally Christian worlds of Russia and Mississippi to be in any way sufficient to the occasion of Christ among them would be a true report always and everywhere.

Any such sufficient set is called a basis.

The contentious point is whether there was any, or sufficient, contact with Anthony Stokes to make him fall.