Sentence examples for make sufficiently from inspiring English sources

"The government must ensure that there is sufficient funding available for all councils to be able to make sufficiently regular and separated food collections, to help develop a healthy anaerobic digestion sector," it said.

The menu, most of which is devoted to "small tasting portions," doesn't make sufficiently clear how small they are.

"I just don't think Fulton and Rutherford are candidates to score fast enough to make sufficiently many runs to advance NZ tonight.

It has also created film and video works and large-scale community projects, and that breadth of experience may have helped her to stand outside the emotional quicksand of a marriage's breakup and make sufficiently dispassionate use of it as a dance theme.

While expensive nanofabrication is normally required to make sufficiently small and accurate slits for the experiments, the team in Vienna has now shown that the skeleton of the alga Amphipleura pellucida, which has a regular pore distance of 200 nanometres, works just as well.

"Because it was not, we concluded that the ad did not make sufficiently clear the extent of the commitment consumers had to make in order to obtain the broadband service at the advertised price of £7.50 per month, and was misleading".

If this dwelling is made sufficiently uncomfortable then the spirit will leave.

What matters is that they are made sufficiently gripping and intriguing to grab the reader and demand their understanding.

This risk is not always made sufficiently clear, critics say, by financial consultants who stand to make money from the bond sales.

Small steps are not enough to transform the general climate of apparent procrastination in which even the basic case for democratic politics is not being made sufficiently strongly.

And some of the holdouts say that the benefits of e-commerce sites have not been made sufficiently clear to them.