Sentence examples for required sufficient from inspiring English sources
When Pete Townshend and John Entwistle required sufficient volume to overpower the sound of the audience – and drummer Keith Moon – at The Who's incendiary live shows, Marshall presented them with a huge, and ultimately untransportable rig, which filled eight speaker cabinets.
To be included, participants required sufficient knowledge and significant experience in the information security field.
Similarly, even if resection of the small bowel is required, sufficient decompression using long-tube insertion is necessary to expedite not only safe anastomosis but also reliable reconstruction.
Kraft said the agreement required sufficient time for it to execute and orderly transition, as well as compensation to Kraft for fair market value plus as much as a 35% premium.
However, simply reducing pore size to block antibodies, especially IgG seems to be in conflict with the required sufficient perfusion of essential growth factors; hence strategies for modifying nano-pores with capacity to deactivate immunoglobulin may be important design factors for consideration (Dionne et al., 1996; Iwata et al., 1995).
When specialized to the fixed point set of a Bregman nonexpansive type mapping T, the required sufficient condition (tilde{F}(T =F(T)) is less restrictive than the usual condition (hat{F}(T =F(T)) which is based on the demiclosedness principle.
The new law, Dr. Harding said, does not require sufficient training.
The RCN has been saying for years that high quality care requires sufficient nurses to deliver it.
To begin with, financial markets require sufficient volume in both demand (buyers) and supply (sellers) for a similar product (shares of stock, government debt, soybeans).
Repairing that damage will require sufficient growth in household incomes to allow families to continue their current spending habits and yet restore their bank balances.
It is seldom till after the beginning of April that the water requires sufficient warmth to burst her prison.
