Sentence examples for not sufficiently changed from inspiring English sources

"That will be changed and if it is not sufficiently changed it will not happen".

But the weight of evidence presented to Leveson graphically illustrated that the self-regulatory regime had not sufficiently changed tabloid newsroom culture to prevent a string of abuses.

I thought meeting Dapper would be straightforward: a case of, "Oh, he has sufficiently changed," or, "No, actually he has not sufficiently changed, but he's still got a fanbase so what can you do?" – back to the office past the torn-up posters, fun little write-up, pub by lunch.

I thought meeting Dapper would be straightforward: a case of, "Oh, he has sufficiently changed," or, "No, actually he has not sufficiently changed, but he's still got a fanbase so what can you do?"—back to the office past the torn-up posters, fun little write-up, pub by lunch.

We found that the ventricular volume and the clinical signs of dogs with internal hydrocephalus were not sufficiently changed using acetazolamide 10 mg/kg TID.

These are the regions where DWE is likely to be observed, if the corresponding halftone pixels do not "sufficiently" change between the successive halftone frames.

Therefore, brighter regions in this image correspond to areas where DWE is less likely to be observed, if the corresponding halftone pixels do not "sufficiently" change between the successive halftone frames.

Assume that some objects that appear in the first continuous-tone frame change their spatial position in the second, successive, continuous-tone frame, but the corresponding halftone frames do not "sufficiently" change in their halftone patterns at the spatial locations where the continuous-tone frames changed.

This preference coupled with the notion that individuals can still initiate change better than or faster than the team, as expressed by several participants, may reflect the fact that team performance feedback, particularly a single session with insufficient time to process, did not sufficiently change the perception of the team's ability and intention to act on the data.

Although the corrective spatial lag model [ 51, 53] and significant of its autocorrelative coefficients and individual variable coefficients were generally an improvement on the OLS model, except a slight decline in the significance of one variable, it did not sufficiently change the essentials of the OLS model.

It is also possible that the measure used to capture cognitive activity engagement was not sufficiently sensitive to change, especially as change might arise in terms of the quality and depth of engagement rather than the number of activities or the frequency with which they are undertaken.