Sentence examples for efficiently enough to from inspiring English sources

This is the point where your body stops burning oxygen efficiently enough to keep up with the demand for energy.

State officials had hoped the plant would operate efficiently enough to hold down or reduce electric bills across the state.

Fulham's response was muted as, even if they did see more of the ball, they never used it quickly or efficiently enough to trouble Wolves.

He also said that once full production begins, the company expects to operate efficiently enough to recoup some of the extra costs.

Surely any film worth its salt should tell a story efficiently enough to allow us to insert ourselves into the action and feel through the characters as they live and love, fight and die.

For months, executives of major airlines have been hinting that in the event of a long war in the Middle East, airlines may need to find a way to coordinate routes and schedules to keep the air-transportation system operating efficiently enough to provide basic service, especially to smaller cities that will be the first to lose flights.

38 Falls during initiation of a step could occur when the APAs are not performed efficiently enough prior to the unloading of the swing leg, causing an unstable postural condition.

These results suggested that MMCT mediated by retargeted MV fusogen could introduce HACs into human normal cells in excellent condition without recognizable aberrations and that all of the transgenes harbored in the HAC were efficiently transcribed enough to fulfill their functions.

At 72 h post-siRNAITSN, the alternative endocytic pathways do not function efficiently enough (Predescu, 2012) to affect BMPR2 endocytic internalization; the receptor is still on cell surface and less internalized due to caveolae and CCVs impaired endocytosis, and thus its signaling may be enhanced, resulting in increased Smad1/5/8 phosphorylation and nuclear translocation, at this time point.

Aaron Porter, president of the NUS in 2010 and now a higher education consultant, says the bigger problem is that the union is being seen to be spending time on international issues while not dealing efficiently enough with issues of concern to most students, such as teaching, the cost of accommodation and how far their university experience matches their expectations.

Turning to companies that are associated more with apps and software, the Ubers of the world have thrown a spanner into the works not just by becoming a force for getting transportation on demand — but by doing so efficiently enough that some might even start to question whether they need to own a car for themselves in the first place, pointing to a direct threat to the likes of GM.