Sentence examples for it has sufficiently from inspiring English sources
The online auctioneer is defending its website's "Buy it Now" feature, which it says it has sufficiently altered since a court ruled in 2003 that it infringed patents held by MercExchange, a technology firm.
It has sufficiently high energy to break the covalent bonds of polymers exposed to the plasma.
The new frame can be picked and locked onto by the receiver node if it has sufficiently higher power to be heard above the earlier one.
This test chemical is selected for this research because it has sufficiently slow (i.e., measurable) dissolution kinetics as well as low aqueous solubility compared to another well-known DNAPL compound, trichloroethene (TCE).
While this speech synthesis procedure is by no means state-of-the-art, it has sufficiently high quality, as indicated by comparisons between synthesised speech (synthesised without using any linear approximations) and the original speech, which suggested that the listeners could not distinguish between the two versions [21].
Will God only come into your heart if it has sufficiently high blood pressure and poor circulation?
Taipei officials said much the same thing when they banned Apple Daily's newspaper in schools and libraries until the telecommunications regulator and the Ministry of Interior were satisfied it had sufficiently classified and restricted its content.
When it had sufficiently cooled, Hares stuffed it in my pocket.
Especially, the triplet energy and highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) energy level of mPyrPPB were 2.77 eV and −6.86 eV, respectively, indicating that it had sufficiently high triplet energy and deep HOMO energy level for the hole-blocking layer (HBL) in blue phosphorescent OLED devices.
It had sufficiently unique capabilities because developers could supply Apps so the phone could do just about anything it was programmed to do.
Israel agreed in 2009 to an unconditional ceasefire in the hope that it had sufficiently weakened the group and created enough of a deterrence.
