Sentence examples for charge sufficiently from inspiring English sources

What Mr. de Blasio has said is that he would charge sufficiently endowed charter schools, those backed by wealthy donors, rent for using public-school space.

Not knowing each insured's health risk, insurers frequently do not charge sufficiently different premiums to high-risk versus low-risk individuals.

Based on these findings, we speculate that in the cKO oviduct, the initial action of proteases on the zygote plasma membrane alters its charge sufficiently to allow antimicrobial peptides to further disrupt membrane integrity and promote cell lysis.

Such a strategy theoretically protected companies by limiting how much a cardholder could buy and by charging sufficiently high interest rates to ensure that if a few cardholders walked away, the companies still made plenty of money.

Our results have implications for uninsured, as well as insured HIV/AIDS patients who do not have a medical plan that covers their charges sufficiently.

The majority of these values occur during the night, regardless of weather conditions; that implies the existence of a local generator (local source of space charge generation) sufficiently strong for producing sufficient negative space charge for PG reversal (Piper and Bennett 2012).

Lightning discharges occur when the accumulated electric charge becomes sufficiently large.

If one can make many copies of the first copy, and many copies of subsequent copies, the price of copies will be driven down to marginal cost and the creator will not be able to charge a sufficiently higher price for his copy to capture its value in allowing others to make more copies; no one (except the first copier and the most impatient readers) will buy from him rather than from a copier.

But it would not be able to make us believe that the right to visit national parks without charge was sufficiently important to be a real human right.

All features, software code and database as well as Dataplus application are made available completely free of charge and sufficiently generic to be easily adapted to other field monitoring studies on arthropods or other migratory organisms.

"The rest of the charges are sufficiently numerous and sweeping to cover everything that Manning did – there is no need for the government to have tacked on this extra charge," he said.