Sentence examples for creating sufficient from inspiring English sources

The second is creating sufficient demand for the Green Deal.

His group is petitioning the Malaysian authorities to release their files to Scotland Yard, and vice versa, creating sufficient evidence to warrant a new inquiry.

They need a change of luck then but the Black Cats are creating sufficient chances to suggest they will pick up the points they need to avoid being dragged into the relegation mire.

She argues that the Falklands War — a ten-week venture whose main impact on Britain was an outpouring of jingoistic glee — was "a large enough political crisis," creating sufficient "disorder" to enable Margaret Thatcher to "impose" her economic agenda.

Mr. Jost and other policy experts say the new health exchanges appear to be creating sufficient competition, particularly in states that have embraced the exchanges and are trying to create a marketplace that allows consumers to shop easily.

Wilfred Beckerman, an Oxford economist, surely has it wrong when he says that "The problem of creating sufficient wants...to absorb productive capacity may become chronic in the not too distant future".

They were unable to create sufficient clear-cut chances.

Five years ago, one amaryllis would have created sufficient holiday impact.

That could create sufficient incentive for an expensive research program.

One question that does arise is how do busy academics create sufficient time to provide material?

"We have not yet found a way to create sufficient common ground on these issues".