Sentence examples for progress is sufficient from inspiring English sources

"Whether the progress is sufficient to come to a decision by the deadline, I don't know".

A number of courts have struggled with the question of how much progress is sufficient, yet the standards are still somewhat vague.

Doyle is no longer at the club, having left to play for Blackpool last summer, but the former Blues goalkeeper's son's progress is sufficient incentive for Rowett to keep on running.

By putting the primacy of monopoly power first, the aged patriarch closed off a key avenue of potential progress for China and, once he had re-launched his drive for the market in 1992, gambled all on material progress being sufficient to give the Communist party popular legitimacy.

If I harbour misgivings about Boland's performance as poetic mater dolorosa, it is not because I believe that liberal narratives of progress are sufficient to lift the awful burden of history, but because of the reductive effect of her one-size-fits-all approach to historical elegy.

Despite all these difficulties, progress was sufficient for the Aurora to set sail from Sydney on 15 December 1914, bound for Hobart, where she arrived on 20 December to take on final stores and fuel before departing south.

Lloyd et al [ 4] found that 70% of GPs felt that communication with the specialist services was very good or good and 80% of GPs in the Seamark et al's [ 5] survey felt that communication concerning the patients progress was sufficient.

Although sanitation coverage has increased in recent years, the rate of progress is not sufficient to meet the target set by the Millennium Development Goals.

Is a two-hour delay in entering a building sufficient to lead to war, if, on the other hand, there is sufficient progress in visiting sites and gathering material and destroying it?" Administration officials and experts say the inspections team faces an early quandary as to how quickly to demand access to highly sensitive sites, where incriminating evidence is most likely to be found.

The interim government has pledged to carry out a rewrite of the constitution and hold elections next year, and U.S. officials have said the partial suspension of military aid could be lifted if there is sufficient progress toward democratization.

A new CFR Task Force Report on Afghanistan and Pakistan says the upcoming Afghanistan review should be "a clear-eyed assessment of whether there is sufficient overall progress to conclude that the strategy is working".