Sentence examples for dry sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The bid is based on various factors, including the cost of the water, the cost of labor, and the risk that the land will not dry sufficiently in time for the late-spring tilling and planting.

Three distinct classes of single-particle capture laws are explicitly considered: constant capture fraction, s (independent of impinging particle velocity and angle of incidence); "on-off" capture behavior expected on a clean, particle-free smooth surface; and capture on a dry, sufficiently thick granular deposit.

The gels kept at 45°C for 24 hours did not dry sufficiently to form films while drying at 60°C for 24 hours produced films which were completely dried and easy to remove and was the drying temperature of choice for all subsequent films.

Cold porcelain shrinks significantly as it dries, and a large piece may not dry sufficiently all the way through.

It will only take a few minutes in the sun for the surface of the fruit to dry sufficiently to not be an attraction to flies or bees so don't worry about that.

Eventually, Jeb and Reid's perspiration dried sufficiently to allow for an exchange of manly hugs, and then I went to catch a plane.

Finally, the material, once dried sufficiently, did not demonstrate a significant matrix effect when the carbon isotopes were determined.

Finally, the material, once dried sufficiently, did not demonstrate an observable matrix effect when the carbon isotopes were measured.

However, the circuit dried sufficiently for everyone to return with six minutes remaining and Stoner took full advantage, first surging from ninth to third before clocking the fastest time of the session with just over a minute remaining.

When the paper dried sufficiently, teachers were instructed to cut an elliptical shape out of the center (mimicking some of Bell's works) and paste both parts onto another sheet of paper.

Such gusts may be associated with the current or - more likely - subsequent storm event/s which often arrive before the soil has dried sufficiently to lose its malleability.