Sentence examples for merely sufficient from inspiring English sources

His best was merely sufficient.

And it is not clear that 90% of practices have signed up, or if it is merely sufficient practices to cover 90% of the country.

In effect, Besson, for all his mighty exertion to realize multidimensional plunges and miraculous transformations, exotic creatures and furious battles, seems merely to be illustrating to find correlates for a story that are merely sufficient to realize it.

To avoid this problem, causal theories typically acquiesce and maintain that their conditions are merely sufficient conditions on meaning.

Note that the conditions in Proposition 2 are merely sufficient; 2 β | N j | 1 + 2 μ | N j | and 2 μ | N j | 1 + 2 μ | N j | can be larger than their upper bounds given above.

That later in (1936/37) he called his non-eliminative definitions of disposition terms "reduction sentences" indicates that it was enough for him to provide a basis for the applicability of these terms by merely sufficient but not necessary conditions.

It was not a classic gold medal performance, merely a sufficient one.

However, it now seems to be the rule that merely causing sufficient offence on social media can be enough to get the perpetrator a jail term.

Educational spending on the city's children is not merely constitutionally sufficient, the state argues in its briefs, but considerably higher than in most other large urban districts, a fact that is "hardly indicative of a school system starved for resources".

The High Court stated that a person who is asserting an infringement of a constitutional liberty must establish that he or she has not merely a sufficient interest but a substantial interest in the matter, that is, he or she must be alleging a violation of a fundamental liberty.

It is sufficient merely to write – Thierry Henry, hand-ball.