Sentence examples for is sufficient to keep from inspiring English sources

"What we have is sufficient to keep it functioning, so it doesn't fall down," he said.

Exothermic heat produced here is sufficient to keep the bath up to reaction temperature.

The question is whether the American presence is sufficient to keep Afghanistan from sliding back into civil war.

G.M.'s chairman, Rick Wagoner, said Monday that its $13.4 billion federal aid package is sufficient to keep the company solvent until the end of March.

Schmidt's pension from the firm, supplemented by income from his tax-free municipal bonds, is sufficient to keep him comfortable, though not to dispel his temperamental inclination to worry about money.

Many in the medical community think that drugs should be illegal because of the potential for harm and that the current policy is sufficient to keep the risk of HIV and addiction disorder under control.

We just hoped the two large steps would be sufficient to keep the water out.

That's been sufficient to keep consumers spending and employers hiring.

Still, such reasoning may not be sufficient to keep arts education alive in public schools.

Such innovations have not been sufficient to keep the market growing, however.

That should be sufficient to keep City Hall in Republican hands for another seventeen years.