Sentence examples for making sufficient use from inspiring English sources
That suggests that either corporations are not making sufficient use of risk-management tools, or that the tools themselves — while helpful — are inadequate to cope with the increased levels of risk that companies now confront, Professor Stulz said.
The problem isn't the exaltation of ordinariness it's the fact that the ordinary person is unable to make sufficient use of the material of his life, which, looked at properly, would indeed suffice to make him famous.
The problem isn't the exaltation of ordinariness — it's the fact that the ordinary person is unable to make sufficient use of the material of his life, which, looked at properly, would indeed suffice to make him famous.
We argue that this methodology does not make sufficient use of spatial concepts of neighbourhood, proximity or homogeneity.
Baroness Williams, the party's former leader in the Lords, said Mr Clegg had not made sufficient use of more experienced colleagues, and she criticised the quality of some of those around him.
This simple investigation is of great significance for the design and preparation of anion modified TiO2-based photocatalysts with specific crystal structures to make sufficient use of the visible light for environment protection.
In all groups about 40% of pregnant women made sufficient use of antenatal care (8-11 visits).
- Strategies for engaging teachers in the CFS process are limited by a cascade model that typically fails both to complete the learning cycle and to make sufficient use of CFS as a "whole school" approach to change.
Are we making sufficient progress fast enough?
Has our community in general - and advocacy groups in particular -- made sufficient effort to encourage "us" to sign up to use our own vehicles to serve ourselves?
Some scientists worried that Geron by itself would not make sufficient progress in developing therapies using the stem cells, yet its control of the patents would discourage others from pursuing such treatments.
