Sentence examples for have changed sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Given the open cynicism of the Republican-driven efforts at vote suppression this year, and the withering scrutiny of federal judges across the ideological spectrum, the question coming out of the 2012 election season is whether the optics of the voting rights issue have changed sufficiently to bring the Roberts court back from the brink to which it was surely headed.

Then, social attitudes have changed sufficiently for people to think they should have a go.

This is the time that we decided to do it because technology and viewer habits have changed sufficiently so that it now made sense.

Carbon mass Q must have changed sufficiently (≥0.1%) during both periods to avoid nations that reported constant Q for all years.

The rate of change of Q must have changed sufficiently during both periods to avoid countries that linearly extrapolated or/interpolated Q for all years.

Carbon density Q/A must have changed sufficiently (≥0.1 tons/ha) during both periods (1990 2000, 2000 2010) to avoid nations where Q was likely extrapolated using a constant Q/A ratio.

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

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.

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.

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.