Sentence examples for be sufficient to bring from inspiring English sources

But this rational-optimistic view of policy and practice is unlikely to be sufficient to bring about change.

Guaranteeing interbank loans taken at Libor (the London interbank offered rate) should be sufficient to bring down interbank lending rates.

The vote of one member of the Commission shall be sufficient to bring any such action before the Commission for review.

It highlighted, she said, the "Brotherhood's political naïveté, with their seemingly believing that promises alone will be sufficient to bring people over to their side".

"We hoped this period would be sufficient to bring order to the chaos and allow us to secure more permanent funding or an orderly disposition of assets to raise cash, if that became necessary".

One disturbing finding of the initial investigation was that an extremely fierce fire alone could be sufficient to bring down a 47-story building that had not been hit by the planes.

Courts have routinely held that even suggestively threatening statements are sufficient to bring witness-intimidation charges.

But the rewards have been sufficient to bring him back at the age of 39.

But each produces a better than agreeable sound, and the chemistry between them is sufficient to bring this woeful story to life.

This was 'process;' and, when served, it was sufficient to bring the incumbent into court, and to place him within its jurisdiction.

Neither knowing that the lines are equal nor being motivated to see them as equal is sufficient to bring it about that they are seen as equal.