Sentence examples for sufficient body from inspiring English sources

His body could not maintain sufficient body fat.

So that I can continue to use computers without violating my principles, I have decided to put together a sufficient body of free software so that I will be able to get along without any software that is not free.

"There is overwhelming public opinion in favour of cleaner forms of energy and a sufficient body of evidence why unconventional oil and gas are neither good for people or the planet.

"So that I can continue to use computers without dishonor," he wrote, "I have decided to put together a sufficient body of free software so that I will be able to get along without any software that is not free.

Kip Dellinger, a Los Angeles accountant who has written two recent books on I.R.S. practices, said that "it is beyond question that no matter how they deploy their resources, the I.R.S. just does not have a sufficient body of resources to enforce the law".

For the salad with new potatoes and dandelions, Slovenian winemaker Marjan Simçic's take on the local ribolla has sufficient body and lemony zip to cope with the powerful combination of mustard, capers, gherkin and anchovies, a hint of bitterness to match the dandelion and a mineral quality that echoes the beans.

Lancaster certainly has no plans to bring in club sides as tackle fodder this summer, reasoning he has sufficient bodies desperate to be involved to keep everyone honest.

Social, economic and political stability depended upon inheritance and the smooth transfer of titles, money and land down through the generations, as well as on the availability of sufficient bodies for work and military strength.

Successful reproduction was also understood more broadly as important for the stability of society through the continuation of bloodlines, the successful transfer of lands, property, wealth and power from one generation to the next, and the production of sufficient bodies to serve the nation economically and militarily.

Therefore it seems that the fragment with the RRM is important but not sufficient for body formation.

Of the 487 DD species for which we had sufficient maximum body size (n = 396) and geographic distribution data (n = 378), we were able to predict that at least a further 68 DD species are likely to be threatened (Table 3, Supplementary file 1).