Sentence examples for as a sufficiently from inspiring English sources
In case you wondered, Professor Brewer reported that the "overwhelmingly strong assumption that in common usage, a sufficient plurality is interpreted as a sufficiently large number or quantity or profusion".
As we discussed, for the price to be able to move, there must be a sufficient volume of stock to trade, as well as a sufficiently low bid-ask spread.
What counts as a sufficiently detailed historical narrative, though, is altogether subjective.
Going by the timeless maxim of futurologist Arthur C. Clarke, Word Lens easily qualifies as a "sufficiently advanced" technology.
The Packers could do with an upgrade at that position, but general manager Ted Thompson has always drafted for value more than for need, and the best back available, Eddie Lacy, isn't viewed as a sufficiently special talent.
And, of course, it may well score highly on more intangible factors: Transparent famously struggled in the viewer-response stakes, but was still seen as a sufficiently high-quality piece of work by the suits to receive a series order, and duly went on to win two Golden Globes.
The STO estimation demands for a sample-wise demodulation of the received preamble as well as for a sufficiently large gap between preamble and payload to find the maximum of the metric.
Advanced solvers have been developed so as to achieve a sufficiently optimal solution.
As long as there is a sufficiently representative collection of texts available for the algorithm to use in appraising data, the methods described here are sufficiently generalizable to apply to semantic predications produced by other applications [ 24, 25].
And player-coach Mike Schmid's eye socket has been passed as of a sufficiently sound condition to allow him to play, after an injury to it last weekend.
And, happily, the Rotherham team bus has been passed as of a sufficiently high standard to transport the team to the Madejski Stadium for today's quarter-final against London Irish, the current holders of the trophy, no less.
