Sentence examples for perhaps sufficient from inspiring English sources

These privatisations provoked serious opposition, perhaps sufficient to curb any tendency toward privatisation in the NHS.

The symbolic value of women and black members is perhaps sufficient in this environment.

Each Event was about 40 minutes long, less than half the length at which I have loved Events in the past, but perhaps sufficient for a hot July afternoon without conventional seating for the audience.

"Although the SLR had given Enfield the opportunity to make the transition from wood to plastic, I think the pressed-steel concept was a new departure and perhaps sufficient effort wasn't invested in that".

Perhaps sufficient data are available to consider autologous pericardial leaflet replacement in highly selected younger patients with irreparable leaflets and contraindications to warfarin.

In an already ailing America, a close call would become a wake-up call of epic proportions perhaps sufficient to rattle the status quo.

So perhaps a sufficient argument against Thoreau is that, although he never admitted it, the life he prescribed was not an option even for him.

Mars500, however, involved postural loading unlike microgravity, which perhaps provided sufficient stimulus to prevent loss of strength, although interpretation of data from so few subjects is challenging.

Again, these examples tend to suggest that the crux of, and perhaps a sufficient condition for, the practice of inclusive care is beneficial actions, not the psychological attitude of equal care for everyone.

A second point worth noting is that while these conditions are often discussed as necessary (and perhaps jointly sufficient) conditions for gratitude's being called for, they can also be seen as factors that modulate how much and what sort of gratitude is owed.

Implementing low exploitation will be a necessary condition but perhaps not sufficient to ensure high productivity and sustainable yields for this population.