Sentence examples for sufficient counter from inspiring English sources

As for the kitchen, Mr. Cavagnaro's priority was sufficient counter space.

In animal systems, most monosaccharides exist as a single isomer (e.g. D-mannose), yet there are sufficient counter examples from outside the animal kingdom (Fichtinger-Schepman et al. 1979, 1981) to make the case for the inclusion of isomeric configurations in the nomenclature.

This setup provides thermal isolation and also sufficient counter-pressure to maintain the pore waters in a liquid state.

The stimulus alone, as it stands now, won't be sufficient to counter that fall.

The increased funds to some extent offset earlier cuts by the Coalition, but none will be sufficient to counter the cuts that start in 2017-2018.

The potential size of the commons sector is easily sufficient to counter the tendency of the private sector to concentrate wealth and deplete the natural environment.

"A glance at the map of Europe after 1648" is sufficient to counter the first objection, while "a cursory view across the landscape of the centuries since Westphalia" deals with the second.

Other experts, however, say that whatever efforts are made by United Media and the Schulz estate will not be sufficient to counter the natural impulse of consumers to move on, particularly in the fad- and trend-driven world of pop culture.

He calculates that the combined starbursts which a galaxy experiences during its lifetime should be sufficient to counter much of the gravitational force that causes stars to form in the first place.

If CO2 gases are allowed to continue growing at their current rate, increased conservation and efficiency would not be sufficient to counter their impact, the document says.

Such risk-avoiding strategy, which has also been described by Niamir-Fuller (1999b) for pastoralists in Uganda, is not sufficient to counter the threat of becoming the victim of a raid, though.