Sentence examples for cases sufficiently from inspiring English sources

They do, however, argue that removing bags from bikes (rather than bikes) should, in most cases, sufficiently address the risk of terrorism (Gamman and Thorpe 2007).

"I don't think universities have made the case sufficiently about how they could improve what students receive," he says, saying the call for higher fees lacks "legitimacy".

Critics contended that Mr. Dinis had come under pressure from supporters of the Kennedy family and had not pressed the case sufficiently.

Collins's message to NIH's supporters: "I still don't think we've activated our case sufficiently.

As in this case, sufficiently large surgical and visual fields are essential for complete resection of huge liposarcomas.

In case sufficiently accurate inflow performance data are available, the use of NODAL analysis techniques allows for an accurate installation design and eliminates the need for using wellhead chokes (Takacs 2009).

Aristotle says that things of this sort signify entities, evidently extra-linguistic entities, which are thus, correlatively, in the first case sufficiently complex to be what makes the sentence 'Man runs' true, that is a man running, and in the second, items below the level of truth-making, so, e.g., an entity man, taken by itself, and an action running, taken by itself.

Organisations such as the BBC and some newspaper journalists later admitted to failing to cover the case sufficiently.

Perhaps they sympathized with the problematic dynamics of race and prejudice but still concluded that the prosecution did not prove its case sufficiently.

It was a setback for the prosecution, but it apparently didn't sway the judge from rejecting Knight's self-defense claim and deeming the case sufficiently strong for a murder trial.

Beane wrote: "Although we hope otherwise and firmly believe that the shareholders have not plead a cause of action under federal securities laws, it may well be that [the federal judge hearing the case] rules… that the pleadings in the… case sufficiently allege a course of action against us".