Sentence examples for like sufficiently from inspiring English sources

That should be obvious, but at the moment it doesn't seem to be anything like sufficiently appreciated.

Vitals needs remain out of reach When basic human rights like sufficiently nutritious food, clean water, adequate shelter and clothing, quality education and healthcare are not accessible not just to children, but to entire families it is difficult to plan for a future.

Sometimes he even met a woman he liked sufficiently to begin an affair.

Still, I was able to gnaw at the pair of bacon-like strips sufficiently to succumb to their incendiary pepperiness, which was exceeded only by the cayenne burn of Barley Vine's Cajun-spiced deviled eggs.

To investigate the nanostructure of the branched products, SEM was performed on a well-chosen flower-like product of sufficiently small size (Figure 3a).

To check whether this similarity in behavior is due to the presence on the (100 -like surface of sufficiently large (100 -likesurfaceprofesufficientlyd of Pb(II) was used in this work as a probe of the surface crystalargeaphic orientations both in deaerated and in O2−saturated solutions.

First, current definitions and classifications (see, for example, [ 1- 17]) cannot discriminate effectively between gene-like entities (being sufficiently abstract) and organisms, or gene-like entities and simple autocatalytic cycle intermediates (SACIs; for example, glycolaldehyde in the formose reaction [ 18]).

This may sound like a sufficiently major plot point on which to hang a story, but for Ms. Groff it's just a teaser.

What reads like a sufficiently pleasant day in each other's company becomes, for them, an unforgettable memory and an ineluctable call to be together.

If it has been a struggle to take the measure of Ferguson's effect on English football over the last two decades, indeed his position in British public life, then this felt like a sufficiently epic afternoon.

Simply clamming up and saying nothing generally doesn't seem like a sufficiently strong response to affirm that we are not holding the same point of view.