Sentence examples for course sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Shall we see student power having a real say in whether their courses are satisfactory, their lecturers law-abiding, sober and helpful, and their economics course sufficiently respectful of K Marx?

Of course, sufficiently broad variables needed to represent the variance of most constructs do not pre-exist (Epstein, 1984).

He described the par 72, 7,112-yard course as sufficiently but not overly challenging.

Due to the numerous and extensive recent changes in business, regulatory, and auditing environments, instructors are faced with difficult choices when designing an introductory auditing course that sufficiently meets the needs of students and the firms that will employ them.

Of course, for sufficiently large habitat sizes, clonal interference also occurs in the presence of long-range migration.

Many of them also realize that they can't change the course of history sufficiently by voting for Mitt Romney.

It can be inferred that this course does not sufficiently take into account objectives of the course, recourses available like materials, and the teachers' knowledge.

There was no rain Thursday night, he said, which allowed the course to dry out sufficiently.

By 1524 Bābur had invaded the Punjab three more times but was unable to master the tangled course of Punjab and Delhi politics sufficiently enough to achieve a firm foothold.

In short, France will have to steer a careful course between rebuilding trust sufficiently to strengthen its influence and retaining its ability to speak out.Just as France needs to work on its transatlantic links, it needs to boost its credibility in Europe.

All our inductive inferences our "conclusions from experience"—are founded on the supposition that the course of nature is sufficiently uniform so that the future will be conformable to the past (EHU 4.21; SBN 37 38): "For all inferences from experience suppose, as their foundation, that the future will resemble the past ….