Sentence examples for because there are sufficient from inspiring English sources

I am hopeful because there are sufficient level-headed voters in the United States who can see through the likes of Newt Gingrich, who accused President Obama of exhibiting "Kenyan, anticolonial behavior".

"People who have not found a host tend to be ranked pretty low," says French, "because there are sufficient numbers of people who come in with a much more concrete research plan".

"May is surviving not because of Damian Green but because there are sufficient MPs in her party who don't want to have a leadership election while Brexit is going on and that fundamental calculation has not changed," he said.

We chose these regions because there are sufficient dietary and extinction risk data for bats in these areas.

Probably because there are sufficient data concerning eGFR, they did not mention eGFR as an additional risk.

This information is important, because there are sufficient clinical data showing that an increased testosterone circulation level in men is associated with increased risk in developing prostate cancer [ 16].

"The Paradise fire is a special case because there were sufficient fuels around the city which let the fire come in a number of different ways," Scott said.

In Liverpool last week he conceded that his Cloud faced continued opposition but claimed that even if he walked away "the project would continue because there is sufficient for it to happen with or without me".

The outlandish plans were never acted upon because there was sufficient objection to delay them and the war was winding down, with Hitler becoming an increasingly erratic and unreliable leader.

He called for single vaccines to be provided for the three diseases because there were "sufficient anxieties" over the safety of the MMR jab - given to babies at 12-15 months. 12-15 months

Referring to the judge's family links to the oil and gas industry, Brimelow told the court: "He should not have sentenced, because there is sufficient evidence here to raise apparent bias". She pointed to a letter signed by Altham's sister in 2014 that called on Lancashire council to approve fracking.