Sentence examples for become a sufficient from inspiring English sources
By the mid-nineties, the biggest rock stars in the world were rappers, and the potential for embarrassment had become a sufficient deterrent for white musicians tempted to emulate their black heroes.
Where these exist, they become a sufficient guaranty against all sinister influences, as well as all gross offences.
Since unfavorable primary tumor characteristics solely have become a sufficient indication for adjuvant systemic treatment, the proportion of patients with an indication for systemic treatment has increased substantially.
This is where a land value tax becomes a sufficient stick to beat property firms into action.
Carens argues that anyone who settles in a new country acquires "social membership," a status that soon becomes a sufficient basis for demanding citizenship; after a few years, it hardly matters how the immigrant arrived.
This outputs demonstrate how the 1st Law is only a necessary calculation while the utilisation of the 1st and 2nd Laws becomes a sufficient condition for the analysis and design of low carbon buildings.
For workers over age 60, long-term unemployed became a sufficient condition for moving onto disability benefits, even without a certifiable functional limitation.
"We want to try to become a self-sufficient community".
Nancy will go to secretarial school and become a self-sufficient young woman, she's decided.
Essentially this is how contemporary poetry has managed to survive into the 21st century – it's become a self-sufficient industry that requires no one from outside its borders to keep it going.
"My goal as chairman is to see the Nassau County Democratic Committee become a self-sufficient, vibrant, strong entity that will survive well beyond Tom Suozzi's tenure as executive," Mr. Jacobs said.
