Sentence examples for it sufficiently long from inspiring English sources
Moore explained on his blog that the number 33 had no hidden meaning or significance, only that he felt it sufficiently long to allow minor functions like snacking, showering, or cat napping, but was too short to allow anybody to gain any meaningful sleep and recharge their batteries.
It's an era recent enough that its speech is still comprehensible, but it's sufficiently long ago to offer up lost words and expressions that reinvigorate language and make the past come alive.
Mr. Romney has decided he can deal with a problematic Congressional vote or state policy — something significantly to the left or right of Mr. Romney's positions, for instance — as long as it occurred sufficiently long ago.
If it is sufficiently long and the process is stationary to the second order, an estimate of the autocorrelation can be computed by averaging over time rather than over the ensemble.
Although the interval between successive perturbations was too short to allow isolated patches to be recolonized, it was sufficiently long to allow local populations to recover in larger patches.
The largest remaining fragment of each read was kept (provided it was sufficiently long i.e., 49 bp or more) and the rest were discarded.
However, the fact that we can now synthesise this fragment and reveal stimulatory activity confirms that it is sufficiently long to activate MDA5.
The first phase, exponential growth, is transient, but it often lasts sufficiently long to be characterizable, and it is amenable to experimentation.
It is also sufficiently long to spot a difference in the way neutrinos and antineutrinos interact with matter.
It should be sufficiently long so that any reduction in cancer mortality would be apparent before dilution has an effect.
Another point to be stressed is the length of the intervention: although 1 month for each diet cannot be considered a long-term experiment, it is certainly sufficiently long enough to induce changes in glucose and lipid metabolism.
