Sentence examples for be sufficient to help from inspiring English sources

And would eight weeks be sufficient to help them achieve "optimum emotional well-being?" I don't know the answers to these questions.

Hand expression without a pump may be sufficient to help some women with slightly preterm infants ensure they produce enough milk in the future, she added.

"But the power of the asset will not be sufficient to help it grow and thrive if the primary reliance is on print revenue".

However, it is not expected to be sufficient to help turn around opinion polls that show the Popular Party winning a parliamentary majority next month.

The $475 million credit line "will be sufficient to help fund our operations and finalize a plan of reorganization in mid- to late 2002," the chief executive of Warnaco, Tony Alvarez, said in a statement.

That two-year investment should be sufficient to help China's recovery, he said, but "we have prepared enough ammunition and we can launch new economic stimulus policies at any time".

TWO big brewers are about to find out whether star power is sufficient to help counteract a star-crossed economy.

Doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London said the treatment had only a temporary effect but was sufficient to help the boy overcome a lung infection.

A simple consultation, lasting less than 10 minutes, was sufficient to help dozens of farmers properly eradicate the banana wilt virus, thereby saving their crops and livelihoods".

Evidence was found that even limited copresence as provided by the current prototype agent is sufficient to help users feel presence in the environment.

The amendment prompted powerful objections from a wide range of health policy experts and advocates, who questioned whether that amount of money was sufficient to help all the Americans who would need it.