Sentence examples for really sufficient from inspiring English sources

But even B, for be faithful, is not really sufficient without widespread testing.

"We wish the city had the capacity and the will to have really sufficient and satisfactory shelters," she said, "but at this point that is not the reality".

"Out of a pure love to truth," wrote Thomas, he had tried to find "any grounds really sufficient to confirm" Christian teachings but found only "for the contrair".

Reviews fell into the pat-on-head category, not really sufficient to propel audiences to check out a film about natural-gas fracking in rural America.

Senator Charles Schumer of New York and several of his fellow Democrats have proposed a ban on BPA in all children's products, and Representative John Dingell of Michigan is investigating whether the industry-backed studies that are used as the basis of the F.D.A.'s advice to consumers are really sufficient to warrant an all-clear for BPA.

Is this description really sufficient to uniquely identify the object in question?

Will Chinese walls really be sufficient?

"But you cannot really do sufficient damage" with air power alone.

There are any number of reasons, but none really seem sufficient.

"That's where I decided that fighting over the dinner table wasn't really a sufficient contribution," he said.

The proposition is if they are prepared to move to a basis where they are legislatively established, the alibi of the centre - which is 'we don't really have sufficient certainty to devolve with confidence' - is removed.