Sentence examples for risen sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The paper continued: "We are all for working tax credits being scrapped once pay has risen sufficiently.

Their incomes have not risen sufficiently to protect them from shocks, such as the impending food crisis in the Sahel region.

"People are thinking that yields have risen sufficiently and bonds are more attractive on the long end of the curve than they have been in a long time," Ms. LaRosa said.

Health spending has been protected from the austerity cuts imposed across most of the rest of Whitehall but had not risen sufficiently to prevent the hospitals and surgeries "buckling under the twin crises of rising demand and flatlining budgets", they wrote.

Natural convection becomes significant once the temperature in the reactor has risen sufficiently for the Rayleigh number to reach ∼103.

The tide is very low, and the crew decides to wait until the tide rises sufficiently to lift the boat.

Pressure finally rises sufficiently to overcome the spasm of the sphincters and urine is voided in small amounts.

The problem comes when the intensity level rises sufficiently to break into the "high impact" category and leaves some poor soul spreadeagled across a stretcher.

Since he doubted that investment would rise sufficiently to do this, Keynes was rather pessimistic about the possibility of achieving full employment in the long run.

Under the federal No Child Left Behind Act, children attending schools where test scores fail to rise sufficiently for two years running must be offered the chance to attend a better performing school.

Too much of the response to the government's plan assumes that the price of shares in the affected banks will rise sufficiently for the taxpayer to avoid making losses.