Sentence examples for may be sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The notion of a function may be sufficiently explained for present purposes as follows.

Catherine Tate Tate's heyday may be sufficiently distant now that interviewers confuse her most famous character with Matt Lucas.

For others, the winter climate in Majorca may be sufficiently warm to make it a viable year-round proposition.

But they also may be sufficiently far ahead of the election to allow time for the predictable finger-pointing.

When the allograft is removed or rejected, the patient may be sufficiently recovered to receive permanent autografts.

She may be sufficiently independent-minded to run her own company, but when her broker calls, she does what she's told.

For tasks that require attention and cognitive demands (ie homework), researchers have found that the mere presence of a mobile phone may be sufficiently distracting to damage attention.

Calculations show that these collisions may be sufficiently violent to "chip off" a minuscule chunk of the Higgs field, which would appear as a tiny particle: the Higgs.

Some large hydro sites that are remote from load centres may be sufficiently attractive to justify the long high-voltage transmission lines.

No pretender is pan-regional enough, and only Africa's linguistic situation may be sufficiently fluid to have its future choices influenced by outsiders.

Some contamination levels may be sufficiently severe that precautions must be taken.