Sentence examples for sufficient ease from inspiring English sources
On Saturday night Uliana Lopatkina showed even more understanding of its many interpretative nuances, but in a role that calls for juice galore she is the least juicy of all Kirov ballerinas, and she simply can't manage all the technical challenges with sufficient ease.
Depending on the area of the garment, the lining should be larger and longer than the outer shell, so that the lining has sufficient ease.
If there is not sufficient ease, the constant pulling and friction that the lining is subject to, will cause tears in the lining fabric (Cabrera 1996).
The larger vertical separation for the more eccentric target pairs was intended to allow sufficient ease at the elevation discrimination task.
This larger vertical separation for the more eccentric target pairs allowed participants to perform the elevation discrimination task (up vs. down for the visual targets; see the Procedure section) with sufficient ease.
Advocates of meditation deny this and claim that even a few moments of "mindfulness" are sufficient to ease stress.
Nine former "comfort women" held a news conference at which one said Mr. Hsu's "statement is not sufficient to ease our hurt and anger".
The RBI's next move will probably be a 25-basis-point increase in the reverse repo rate, to 6.25%, possibly before the central bank's next scheduled official policy announcement on January 30th 2007.It is debateable whether this alone will be sufficient to ease inflationary pressures, however.
The questions on "sufficient sleep," "ease of awakening," and "feeling well rested," reflecting aspects of sleep and recovery, were studied as single items.
Other findings of this study however, suggest that health insurance is necessary, but not sufficient to ease the financial burden of care for parents/caregivers of children hospitalized with NCDs.
Prior to the out-patient clinic visit, the pregnant women had been counselled by physicians and/or physiotherapists at the local health care centre; however the treatment available at the local health care centre was not sufficient to ease the problems of these women.
