Sentence examples for only sufficiently from inspiring English sources

This helps determine whether fighters' common practice of wiggling their foot in their air results in an actual hit, but measuring the precise force of these kicks would ensure that only sufficiently hefty hits count towards the tally.

The first use in this sense is in the files of Merriam-Webster: "The small discs, called chads," noted the RCA Review in 1947, "... are perforated only sufficiently to permit the chads to rise like small hinged lids in response to the sensing pins of a transmitter".

It was, on the whole, very unpleasant; it was also very long and extremely boring — points that the audience seemed quite aware of, since it applauded it only sufficiently to get Mr. Copland onto the stage for a bow, after which he retreated in good order.

The only sufficiently flexible mechanism allowing large quantities of energy to be stored over long time periods is chemical energy storage in the form of carbon or hydrogen.

If only sufficiently legitimate governments are able to enjoy these privileges, the international community would remove one important obstacle developing countries currently face.

However, this process is only sufficiently exergonic for the organisms if the H2 partial pressure is kept very low (McInerney et al. 2008).

Can not be evaluated + Matches completely/is completely fulfilled Matches incompletely but sufficiently/is only partly but sufficiently fulfilled - Does not match or matches insufficiently/is insufficiently fulfilled c.b.e.

The checklists for assessing external and model validity are compiled in table 2 and 3. + Matches completely/is completely fulfilled Matches incompletely but sufficiently/is only partly but sufficiently fulfilled - Does not match or matches insufficiently/is insufficiently fulfilled c.b.e.

Its neutrality, forced on it after the second world war, has proved not only convenient but sufficiently flexible to suit changing circumstances.

But I can only have sufficiently high expectations that Liz will follow (s2, s2 ) if she has sufficiently high expectations that I will follow (s2, s2).

Your parental duty requires you to find not the safest conceivable mode of travel, but only one sufficiently safe.