Sentence examples for making it sufficient from inspiring English sources

A presence test – making it sufficient that they be in England, even if only as a visitor – would have removed that obstacle.

This protocol requires little computation and achieves both privacy and authentication, making it sufficient enough for use in supply chain management; however, this protocol is also suitable for use in other RFID applications as well.

My sister Ijeoma says he is a man who stretches whatever soup he has to make it sufficient for his pounded yam.

Such high output current makes it sufficient to drive a homemade electrochromic device (ECD) directly.

There is a periodicity of geometry that makes it sufficient to analyze only one spatial rotation of the screw flight.

7. Horwich (1998, 85 6) suggests that cases of this sort can be handled by adding to his account a clause which makes it sufficient to mean (for example) dog by 'dog' that one be disposed to defer to experts whose use of the term is explained by the canonical basic acceptance regularity, so long as one's use is 'close enough' to theirs.

"So besides working to get higher power, we also need to leverage electronics to store the generated current and make it sufficient for these requirements".

Profits are also put back into the local community, making it a self-sufficient and rewarding scheme".

It is also a missed opportunity: annual investment of $6 billion could help Ukraine loosen Russia's grip by making it nearly self-sufficient in gas by 2030.

This means that literally everything that the town or city needs is right there making it truly self-sufficient and sustainable.

Acetabulum is characterized by deficiencies in the anterolateral and superior zone making it difficult to obtain sufficient bony coverage of the cup.