Sentence examples for ever sufficient from inspiring English sources

And in an investigation, if you base everything on witnesses, some people will question if that is ever sufficient".

The rules have been changed so many times at the request of his representatives, and nothing is ever sufficient and will not be until he is "given" the presidency.

Similarly, one longstanding controversy that divides realists and antirealists in the philosophy of science can be understood as a debate about whether the kind of evidence which is available to scientists is ever sufficient to justify belief in theories that quantify over entities that are in principle unobservable, such as electrons or quarks.

No woman would ever be good enough, no love ever sufficient or suitable.

Advance treatment directives are seldom if ever sufficient in themselves.

Only later we learned that apoptosis inhibition per se is hardly ever sufficient to transform a cell, in line with the above-mentioned multi-step carcinogenesis model.

Optimism that winning is possible is not always sufficient to guarantee success, but without it no success is ever possible.

Picoult's storytelling revels in sequential miseries — no singular unhappiness ever seems sufficient.

'I don't think anyone's ever taken sufficient interest in angleworms.

It's simply too expensive to ever capture sufficient market share.

In a statement, the current archbishop, Diarmuid Martin, acknowledged the "revolting story" of abuses that the report detailed, saying, "No words of apology will ever be sufficient".