Sentence examples for sufficient concerning from inspiring English sources

However, since the region of interest is in the periphery and the wrist does not have a high bone mass, such a middle dose is sufficient concerning image quality.

The majority of GPs interviewed considered their training sufficient concerning communications with the families (781, 80.2%), their patients (653, 67.0%), announcing the diagnosis (584, 60.0%) and the non-drug treatments for AD (502, 51.5%).

The fourth criterion, considered as "necessary and sufficient", concerns the mutual penetration of the hydrogen (H) and the acceptor (A) atomic basins.

Unison found 609 adverts for outsourcing schemes that would affect current public sector workers which caused sufficient concern for them to notify members in the affected regions.

However, its experts believe that the studies are of sufficient concern to make a variety of recommendations for ensuring health and safety in the workplace.

But, he said, "it was obviously a matter of sufficient concern that we referred it to the I.A.B., with the expectation that they would fully investigate".

And executives do not generally pay sufficient concern to the effects of their firm's potential bankruptcy on the rest of the financial system.

Still, even up to the March 15 trading deadline, there was sufficient concern to prompt General Manager Danny Ainge to consider dismantling the core.

Theresa May, the home secretary, last week said that the Ellison report was damaging to police and that its findings generated sufficient concern to justify a public inquiry into undercover policing.

Three years into his tenure, following an unannounced inspection in August 2009, Ofsted downgraded the department to "performs poorly" – its lowest rating – saying there was "sufficient concern that the safety of children cannot be assured".

The break from Bush's security policies also features prominently in the Chicago Tribune, which says that while human rights advocates welcomed it, some Republicans accused the White House of acting rashly and without sufficient concern for potential risks.