Sentence examples for are considered sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of individuals and groups is seen as falling into multiple interdependencies, and these interdependencies are considered sufficiently unified to warrant use of the word "system".

Negotiators receive an initial salary of £22,000, but once they are considered sufficiently experienced, usually after about four months, they can earn commission: either 5% of Foxtons' overall take on each transaction, plus a salary of £17,500; or 10% and a salary of £10,000.

Five items display bivariate correlations which are considered sufficiently large in this context: items 2, 3, 5, 7 and 10.

This system would more resemble the training of physicians, who must spend years in internships and residencies with relatively low compensation and grueling hours before they are considered sufficiently competent to practice on their own at much higher levels of income.

In general, cellular assays with Z'≥0.4 are considered sufficiently rigorous for single measurements.

Although the samples they are based on are limited, they are considered sufficiently reliable to guide an initial aid response.

The two factors, therefore, should be considered sufficiently important.

This is because the "Ovaltine" brand name, having been in use more than thirty years is considered sufficiently widely understood to stand on its own.

To put it another way, if the product is considered sufficiently dangerous to ban from one form of advertising, should it not be outlawed entirely?

Afterward, lest the pageantry of the Catholic service not be considered sufficiently offbeat to underscore his cause, he held a medieval lunch at the Players Club.

"That Zakouma National Park in Chad is considered sufficiently secure for a new rhino population is to be welcomed," she said.