Sentence examples for role sufficiently from inspiring English sources

In the title role, Alexandrina Pendatchanska wobbled shrilly through the first act, but after the intermission she settled into the role sufficiently to give an admirably ornamented account of Hermione's final scenes.

By contrast, periostin's C-terminal region could be instrumental for the rapid evolvement of a functional role sufficiently distinct from the periostin paralog in question.

But it is understood that Harding has had conversations with the company about several possible positions and has not found the roles sufficiently attractive.

The important role of C. cladosporioides Ch2-2 ligninase during the degradation process was mentioned above, which was crucial in order for cellulases and hemicellulases to carry out their roles sufficiently.

In fact, Hemsworth's decision to take the part, albeit after his agent reportedly had a word to make sure the role was sufficiently meaty, is smart for a number of reasons.

Google was not involved in the actual movement of the prescriptions, but the government viewed its role as sufficiently important to the success of the Canadian pharmacy sales that it was similar to someone who actually supplied or shipped misbranded drugs.

"My sense is the military sees the terms of the advise-and-assist role as sufficiently broad to do whatever the U.S. command authority and the Iraqi command authority want to do, including combat," said Ryan C. Crocker, the former ambassador in Baghdad.

Potgieter envisioned a Boer republic with himself in a prominent role; he sufficiently impressed the Krugers that they joined his party of Voortrekkers.

UNICEF has had a tendency to take on a "prime moving role" - not sufficiently ensuring ownership and leadership of national governments.

The uptight Fred is a nifty departure from Mr. McGregor's typically roguish roles, and he sufficiently camouflages his romantic magnetism to reduce the gleam to a distant twinkle.

More concretely, the participants targeted were those who have played a sufficiently prestigious role that their views and actions (within the framework of their professional roles), exert an influence on the community's research practices.