Sentence examples for expected to be sufficient from inspiring English sources

If approved by the Senate, the debt increase is expected to be sufficient to carry the government through Feb. 11.

However, it is not expected to be sufficient to help turn around opinion polls that show the Popular Party winning a parliamentary majority next month.

The report said: "Operating cash flows of the M6 Toll are expected to be sufficient to service the ongoing interest charges on the non-recourse loans for at least the next 12 months from the date of this report.

By comparison with numerical simulations that consider the laminar-turbulent transition, we find that such an estimate is expected to be sufficient for practical purposes when the inlet opening predicted by the turbulent solution exceeds the inlet opening predicted by the laminar solution.

For all GBR bearer traffic, and since their radio bearers are accepted only through an Admission Control (AC), then the frame capacity is expected to be sufficient to handle all of them with any remaining frame capacity given to non-GBR bearers based on their priority levels.

At this voltage, the sensitivity of LAC is expected to be sufficient to detect an optical lightning flash with an intensity of 0.05 to 0.5 of the average Earth flash at a distance of 5500 km, depending on its spectral distribution.

Since frail elderly are a more heterogeneous target group, we calculate a slightly higher sample size of approximately 30 patients (see Table  1), which we expect to be sufficient for saturation.

This 37-s resolution is expected to be marginally sufficient for resolving the two stages of the substorm onset sequence, which are presumably separated by a few minutes.

In Years 2 through 5, the teams are expected to be self-sufficient with the revenue they generate.

Ms. Cahan said the building was expected to be self-sufficient, with all the companies, including New 42nd Street itself, paying rent.

Susan Tolchin, chief adviser to Andrew J. Spano, the county executive, said the park shouldn't be expected to be self-sufficient, let alone turn a profit, any more than other county parks do.