Sentence examples for description sufficiently from inspiring English sources

"Ovaltine" is absolved from another new requirement for all prepacked foods to "display a name or description sufficiently specific to indicate to a prospective purchaser the true nature of the food to which (a brand name) is applied".

But another student reported a different scenario, and investigators could not reconcile the descriptions sufficiently to bring charges.

Sure, its official description sounds sufficiently grand — awarded every year to the player "who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to hockey" — but an air of tragedy floats around those characteristics, mainly the first.

Through discussion and comparison, we agreed that although we might use different labels for our 'piles' (e.g.: striving to be normal me; body and self in conflict; impact on self; changed self; still me and not me) our contents and descriptions overlapped sufficiently to be incorporated into a conceptual category that we named 'struggling to affirm a sense of self'.

He also has a talent for sheer, unadulterated ominousness, for descriptions that are sufficiently viscerally unsettling to put you off your dinner.

You win readers/subjects by giving them a sufficiently blank description that they can project themselves into it.

Such a simplified description, however, is not sufficiently precise to account for the behaviour of gases at high densities.

An effective system models provide a fast and sufficiently accurate description of system performance.

Conversely, when speakers neglect to associate a sufficiently precise description with a name, the descriptivist should predict that reference fails.

The thin sheet approximation simplifies the analysis, but it is not always a sufficiently accurate description of the ionosphere.

This does not mean that given a sufficiently detailed description of the causal field we might not be able to infer the effect.