Sentence examples for has changed sufficiently from inspiring English sources

He should not be released until he has changed sufficiently to make society safer.

A cumulative summation procedure is used to determine when residual variance has changed sufficiently to indicate a locked-in-place actuator fault.

But there is ground for optimism that the country's political climate has changed sufficiently for the company's new boss to be able to push through a thorough, and much-needed, restructuring.

On that conference call, a few analysts did ask about antitrust issues, and Mr. Austrian said that the companies were "confident the market has changed sufficiently rapidly that this shouldn't be a problem here".

In the mid-90's, the exciting new rock from that region was called Mangue Beat; an eternity in pop years has gone by since then, and the music has changed sufficiently that this soundtrack album offers a progress report on the post-Mangue.

What data has changed sufficiently to make the Fed so much more bullish than the past several years?

By the winter of 1939 40, however, the situation had changed sufficiently so that he could adopt a much firmer line, claiming leadership for the communists.

Mr. Hoenig "believed that economic and financial conditions had changed sufficiently that the expectation of exceptionally low levels of the federal funds rate for an extended period was no longer warranted," according to the Fed statement.

Voting against the policy action was Thomas M. Hoenig, who believed that economic and financial conditions had changed sufficiently that the expectation of exceptionally low levels of the federal funds rate for an extended period was no longer warranted.

There was too much of the left saying, 'It's all there in the old masters.'" Marx died in 1883 and Keynes in 1946; by the 80s – some would say much earlier – the world economy had changed sufficiently to invalidate some of their ideas.

But after pledges to reform from chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi, and the implementation of safeguards such as a 24-hour phone helpline, Uber did enough to convince Arbuthnot that the firm had changed sufficiently to give it a short licence, with stringent conditions – although she remained critical of the firm in her ruling.