Sentence examples for left sufficiently from inspiring English sources

However, that section of the book is left sufficiently vague as to be of questionable help to naïve parents.

Workshop sessions were designed to provide enough structure to ensure productivity but were left sufficiently open to allow for creative contributions.

Kaymer altered his swing amid frustration that he could not move the ball from right to left sufficiently to cope with Augusta.

More problematically, few organisms leave sufficiently robust and informative fossils from which we can readily identify population-level differences.

Moreover, we find that should resection leave sufficiently large numbers of residual cells (or metastases are not discovered), then a range of the most successful outcomes under prevention is not attainable under post-diagnostic intervention, regardless of potential cell arrest.

Leave sufficiently long ends of thread hanging to form a loop by which the ball can afterwards be fastened to the heading of the fringe.

Accordingly, both inflow pressure and intra-organ inflow resistance at the baseline must be sufficiently high to leave sufficient room for autoregulation of organ blood flow to occur.

"Hopscotch," the "mobile opera" that occupied Los Angeles this fall, left me sufficiently awestruck that I contemplated giving it three places on the following list — one for each of the routes that snaked through the city, carrying audiences in small groups.

"Hopscotch," the "mobile opera" that occupied Los Angeles this fall, left me sufficiently awestruck that I contemplated giving it three places on the following list one for each of the routes that snaked through the city, carrying audiences in small groups.

The Brazilian reckons that the experience has left him sufficiently battle hardened to strike out into new territory next year when he moves on to the newly rebranded Honda team alongside Jenson Button.

If "Oedipus" and the "Symphony of Psalms" had been heard purely as music, they would have left a sufficiently deep impression; the crystalline harmonies were precisely balanced, the rhythms were choreographed with balletic grace, and a transcendent atmosphere descended in the closing section of Psalm 150, the "Laudate Dominum".