Sentence examples for clear sufficiently from inspiring English sources

"I don't see how things are going to clear sufficiently for it to be otherwise," he said.

Ideally, from a public health perspective, sensitive populations should receive clear, sufficiently explained health messages regarding fish consumption that aim to optimize both maternal and fetal health by decreasing risks and increasing benefits.

These days you drive up to the site, and the stony ground has been cleared sufficiently for the occasional tourist bus to park.

By 5.30am, when I arrived at the media centre for the National Day parade, the skies had cleared sufficiently to be able to see a star.

If the ice clears sufficiently for reliable summer navigation, ships could drastically cut the time needed to carry goods from China to Europe, and Chinese academics believe the Arctic could become the most important trade route in the world.

In a region once disparaged as "Mexsicko City," the skies have cleared sufficiently to change perceptions of a place once considered one of the most contaminated in the world.

It deserves mentioning, however, that TACI-Ig mice do not represent an exact phenocopy of Baff−/− mice, as BAFF may not be cleared sufficiently fast in the microenvironment where it is produced.

Fluorescein angiography (FA) was performed in all patients from 3 to 6 months after study entry when most retinal haemorrhages had cleared sufficiently to allow appropriate evaluation of the retinal vascular findings.

Starting at month 3, rescue laser photocoagulation was performed for patients with refractory ME in whom repeated bevacizumab injections failed to improve BCVA or decrease CRT if hemorrhages in the macula had cleared sufficiently to perform grid laser photocoagulation.

Nucleosomes released from apoptotic cells cannot be cleared sufficiently, which leads to the accumulation of excessive amount of chromatin debris (DNA, histones and nucleosomes) in the circulation and tissues [49].

Polly Findlay's production of Treasure Island is astonishing, if not yet quite quick, clear or sufficiently frightening.