Sentence examples for guide sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The reasons for this may include that people had not studied the guide sufficiently, that the guide was not clear enough, or that people simply felt overwhelmed.

You can learn a lot from a single consultation that may guide you sufficiently or your child may benefit from psychotherapy.

It describes the road network and guiding information sufficiently to support the deployment model development.

However, in current literatures of civil engineering the very limited reports on behaviour of high strength steel structures cannot sufficiently guide the design of high strength steel structures, especially for their fire safety.

That guide is sufficiently precise for an intelligent determination of the ultimate questions of fact by experts.

Any other issues The guide was sufficiently detailed to provide assistance for interviewers with varying levels of experience and to ensure the same topics were covered across all networks.

3.15pm BST Fourth set: *Gulbis 6-7, 7-6, 6-2, 2-3 Federer Gulbis wins the first point, but then a crosscourter from Federer makes him stretch, and he can't relax the wrist sufficiently to guide it inside the lines.

There may, however, be limitations of this development process: for example, the views of people with dementia may not have been given sufficient weight, some professional perspectives and opinions may have dominated the group, and the expert development group may have not used the review group's comments sufficiently to guide re-developments of materials.

When managers are sufficiently guided by social preferences, incentive provision through an organizational mode based on informal implicit contracts may provide a cost-effective alternative to a more formal mode based on explicit contracts and active monitoring.

The study analysed the current shortcomings of urban mobility planning in Germany and concluded: "According to our analysis, informal local transportation planning is subject to structural deficits which cannot be expected to be rectified substantially without enacting a sufficiently guiding legal framework".

He believes that the commanders were working at a tactical rather than a strategic level, and that operations were not sufficiently guided by intelligence relying too heavily on battlefield strength and assessments of the insurgents' technical capabilities, rather than their political objectives.