Sentence examples for spent sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Bees spent sufficiently long traversing the box to enable stable weight measurement.

"They may not be spending sufficiently to maintain the values of their assets".

In the 1960's, conservatives derided the Keynesian belief that governments had to engage in deficit spending sufficiently massive to send a downward spiral back up.

From Mark Littlewood, director general at the Institute of Economic Affairs George Osborne is still failing to tackle government spending sufficiently.

First-term Rep. Joe Walsh told CBS television Thursday morning he didn't think the Boehner proposal or a rival plan offered by Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid cut federal spending sufficiently.

Sir Alan Budd, who will lead a new office for budget responsibility if David Cameron wins power, has also cast doubt on Conservative claims that they can pull down spending sufficiently merely through "efficiency savings", without hitting frontline services.

Earlier in the day, at a House hearing, a representative of one of the credit rating agencies said that while the United States was unlikely to default on its obligations, its credit rating could still be cut if Congress failed to come up with a plan to reduce spending sufficiently.

But the Institute for Economic Affairs think tank said Mr Osborne was "still failing to tackle government spending sufficiently" and would miss his target unless he got to grips with it.

Then, with sufficiently spent muscles, I showed up at one of the park's chief amenities, Tyst Tradgard.

The spent fuel is sufficiently cooled if the spray mitigation maintains the pool level above the fuel.

Fundholding made general practitioners (GPs) more aware of how resources were spent, but failed to sufficiently change the behaviour of clinicians.