Sentence examples for became sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Eventually the company became sufficiently successful that the two quit their day jobs.

There's no indication from the documents that circumstances ever became sufficiently dire for Steinbrenner to consider selling the team.

Last week, Mr. Dean became sufficiently alarmed to propose brokering an "arrangement" if a clear-cut victory by one candidate hasn't rendered the issue moot by the spring.

The final step was taken only when native agriculture in certain especially favoured subregions became sufficiently effective to allow year-round settlement of villages.

In 2010, however, claiming that nuclear plants would be necessary until renewable energy technologies became sufficiently productive, the government extended the life span of the country's existing plants.

During World War II the threat of aerial attack on cities became sufficiently great to call for organized civil defense planning.

Mubarak promised to institute electoral reforms and vowed to lift Egypt's emergency law, in place since 1981, when the security situation in Egypt became sufficiently stable.

One summer — in a drought year — the water level of the river dropped and the concentration of sulphur solvents became sufficiently intense that it began to blacken and then peel the paint off houses.

In his experiment, reported in an earlier issue of Science, the artificial bugs were introduced to the real ones and soon became sufficiently socially integrated that they were perceived as equals.

The only doubt is whether he could ever become sufficiently mainstream for national elections.

A certain casual demonization of teachers has become sufficiently culturally prevalent that it passes for uncontroversial.