Sentence examples for conduct sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The appeals court called Mr. Zarb's conduct "sufficiently egregious" to justify $5 million in punitive damages as part of the award.

For this objective, we needed to conduct sufficiently comprehensive phylogenetic footprinting for meaningful evolutionary analysis of conserved sequence blocks.

Integrated, collaborative efforts are needed to standardize a multi-modal set of biomarkers with dynamic range, optimize the methods, and conduct sufficiently powered, multi-site studies so that these tools progress rapidly to clinical qualification by regulatory agencies.

The method can be used with substrates of any material as long as it conducts sufficiently to form a cathode for the electrochemical process, and a proper etch chemistry to which Ag is resistant is available.

Critics have chastised Stewart for not conducting sufficiently hard-hitting interviews with his political guests, some of whom he may have lampooned in previous segments.

In the absence of functional studies illustrating the genotype phenotype relationship, validating such private mutations is extremely difficult because of the difficulty of conducting sufficiently powered association studies.

(Student 1, interview 1) They also lacked the skills for finding the correct search terms and for conducting sufficiently narrow searches, as one student described: "A while ago I had a patient with a complex pain situation in the shoulder, neck and upper trunk region.

The legal basis for punitive damages, Mr. Dunn said in court, would be if the judge found that the conduct was "sufficiently outrageous".

That still leaves the question of whether the E.C.B. can conduct a sufficiently in-depth review given that it wants to finish the whole process by next spring.

Harassment creates a hostile environment when the conduct is sufficiently severe, pervasive, or persistent so as to interfere with or limit a student's ability to participate in or benefit from the services, activities, or opportunities offered by a school".

"If BP's conduct is sufficiently egregious," he said, "then Anadarko might get off the hook for some or all of its liability as a co-owner of the well".