Sentence examples for is sufficiently apparent from inspiring English sources

The being specially charged with the duty to enforce the statute is sufficiently apparent when such duty exists under the general authority of some law, even though such authority is not to be found in the particular act.

To any one, who regards, for a moment, the conflicting 'views and wishes of the Commercial and Agricultural Interests, -the considerations which may arise out of the existing Laws for the regulation of our Currency,- the present and the anticipated pressure of the National Debt and of Taxation, - this statement will be sufficiently apparent.

Nonetheless, the association between AR and asthma was sufficiently apparent that, in 1999, a workshop was held at the World Health Organization to develop evidence-based guidelines for managing rhinitis and to highlight the impact of AR on asthma.

When the apparent biophase equilibration is sufficiently rapid relative to the time scale of drug administration (e.g., chronic oral dosing), biophase equilibrium is less important.

The problem of the heat exchanger was selected as the example because it is sufficiently complex but still simple so that the difficulties and ideas will be apparent.

It is thought sufficiently apparent that the latter is the sense in which the term was used.

Licorice is sufficiently plentiful to allow exports.

What you do is sufficiently interesting".

The apparent permeability is shown to be significantly lower than the intrinsic permeability of the porous layer when the layer is sufficiently thin.

Hopefully the mighty Turktelekom is sufficiently cowed.

We need evidence that is sufficiently strong.