Sentence examples for sufficient damage from inspiring English sources

"But you cannot really do sufficient damage" with air power alone.

The former Arsenal striker was deemed to have done sufficient damage and Mourinho replaced him with Gonzalo Higuaín.

The greatest danger right now is that having done sufficient damage -- somewhere -- we will edge away from these tasks and the commitment of resources necessary to defeat terrorism.

While not the most lethal sounding guns in the history of FPS games, they largely look the part and deal out sufficient damage to get the job done.

"Based on our flyover of the area, we feel like there is sufficient damage to potentially get some federal assistance through FEMA for these families," Mr. Womack said.

"The Clinton strategy is to keep the popular vote and delegate deficits as close as possible while trying to inflict sufficient damage on Obama that he becomes a non-viable national candidate.

Dan Ravicher, director of the nonprofit Public Patent Foundation, applauded the ruling, saying that an academic scientist who goes to court can still obtain sufficient damages with or without an injunction.

We then selected the ID20 dose (2.8 mJ/cm) that could introduce sufficient damages, but also allow the recovery of the majority of the irradiated oocysts.

At some point in time, sufficient brain damage accumulates to result in cognitive symptoms and impairment.

Therefore, sensory irritation occurs at concentrations well below those that would likely be necessary to cause sufficient DNA damage in blood, NALT, or bone marrow, and therefore the formaldehyde exposure concentrations necessary to cause such DNA damage would likely not be tolerated by humans.

The first projectiles were shrapnel, since scattered lead balls were sufficient to damage the aircraft of the day.