Sentence examples for more sufficient than from inspiring English sources

For to say what are the ultimate substances out of which an animal is formed, to state, for instance, that it is made of fire or earth, is no more sufficient than would be a similar account in the case of a couch or the like.

It has been shown that fractional-order models are more sufficient than the formerly used integer-order models.

Furthermore, it is more sufficient than SASA, a frequently used feature in existing hot spot prediction methods.

Thus, they resort to formula milk since they perceive it to be more sufficient than breast milk.

Thus, we conjecture that a high burial level is not only necessary but also more sufficient than a low SASA value for a hot spot residue.

For example, Morrow-Howell, Proctor & Rozario [ 59] highlighted the fact that older persons rate their care as more sufficient than professionals do.

Africa is a lovely place -- much lovelier, more peaceful and more resilient and, if not prosperous, innately more self-sufficient than it is usually portrayed.

There is no woman more self-sufficient than a Barbara Pym heroine quietly eating an omelette and a can of beans in front of her paraffin heater.

A society of transients lives on the riverbanks, and they tend to be cleaner and more self-sufficient than the run-of-the-mill mopes on Main Street.

"Housing, sewerage, education and health are all suffering budget cuts, so we need to be more self-sufficient than the country itself".

Their children, Phoebe, 9, and Nathaniel, 5, are now more self-sufficient than they were upon the family's arrival in Northampton, which has also made things easier.