Sentence examples for might have sufficient from inspiring English sources
Just give him another 70 years and the Lib Dems might have sufficient MPs to be part of another coalition.
If the suspect then went to sleep in the police station, they might have sufficient basis for charges.
They estimate that they might have sufficient evidence on as many as 80 to try them for war crimes.
"But hearing about what happened today, and assuming they might have sufficient evidence, it certainly might help to bring closure".
Therefore, larger companies might have sufficient resources to afford the cost of reporting information for the users of their annual reports.
One trick that bacteria use for invading new territory, including other organisms, is to use a mode of cell-to-cell communication called quorum sensing to determine how densely populated their colony is: above a certain threshold, they might have sufficient strength in numbers to form biofilms, or infect a host.
Unless illegally cultivated plants were grandfathered into the new system, the I-502 stores might not have sufficient inventory when they opened.
The family were in huge debt because of lawyers' bills; they had had to remortgage the family house, and even with the advance she might not have sufficient funds to get through college.
PAGE A8 NATO PICK UNDECIDED, BIDEN SAYS Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. said that the United States was still weighing which candidate to support for NATO's top post, in a sign that Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen of Denmark, who had been viewed as the favorite to become secretary general, might not have sufficient support among the alliance's members.
Such schemes usually work when the spectrum is severely underutilized, or otherwise, SUs might not have sufficient opportunities to get channel access.
Other times, as in the case of Kelly Thomas, officers who might not have sufficient training for these situations treat the chronically mentally ill like criminals who need to be detained by any means necessary.
