Sentence examples for been sufficient to make from inspiring English sources

That's better than other advanced countries, such as Japan and Britain, have managed, but it's still not very impressive, and in normal circumstances it wouldn't have been sufficient to make much of a dent in the unemployment rate.

Right now, unemployment is mainly the result of what economists call cyclical factors: during the recession, demand plummeted, and during the recovery consumer spending, government stimulus, and exports haven't been sufficient to make up the difference.

However we believe the investment in CML [44] has been sufficient to make the semantic approach valuable and tractable.

First, if the Switch had to have just launched with a single game, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild would've been sufficient to make it a success.

The manufacturing sector has seen some recovery, with technological innovation and reshoring of American manufacturing jobs, but it has not been sufficient to make up for all the recession job losses.

This was sufficient to make the Aurora Bells come alive.

When sleep deprived, far weaker pulses were sufficient to make the muscles move.

"I was quick, and my range was sufficient to make all the plays".

The weight of all that should be sufficient to make knowingly patronizing such businesses unethical.

"We must conclude that for parts of this bill, amendments will not be sufficient to make good, workable, effective legislation.

I am one of those whose cultural actions, not political actions, were sufficient to make me a subversive.