Sentence examples for kept sufficient from inspiring English sources
But analysts said that, unlike Aetna, other H.M.O.'s had raised premiums enough and kept sufficient control of costs to meet their earnings targets this year.
The width of the grating arrays were kept sufficient for capturing the contribution of proximity effects.
In another, a postdoctoral researcher in a collaborating group hadn't kept sufficient records to allow experiments to be repeated.
Daltrey performed an audit of the group's finances and discovered that Lambert and Stamp had not kept sufficient records.
It will need to keep sufficient forces and staging points in the region to strike effectively against terrorist sanctuaries there or a Qaeda bid to hijack control of a strife-torn Iraq.
LOS ANGELES — The Screen Actors Guild on Friday pulled its members, including the stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Biel, from a movie being directed by David O. Russell after producers of the film failed to keep sufficient funds to pay actors in a union-mandated account.
"This process will favour those parents who are good at planning ahead and are sufficiently well organised to identify the admission criteria, who ensure that they undertake the necessary activities and keep sufficient records to be able to evidence that they have done this," he said.
But remember, despite the difference in interest rates, everyone should keep sufficient cash available to cover emergency expenses.
Because SPMCs are used in the complicated subsea environment, the sealing rings of SPMC should have a certain elasticity and stiffness, which will keep sufficient contact pressure on the sealing surface.
Although PaO2 was similar among animals in both groups (74 mmHg in control vs. 83 mmHg in ADVOS, at T6), the needed FiO2 to keep sufficient oxygenation in the ADVOS group was significantly lower than that in the control group (82vs.49%9%, at T6), resulting in an improved PaO2/FiO2 ratio (105 vs. 174, at T6, Fig. 4b).
But could Romney keep sufficient control of the reins?
