Sentence examples for sufficient maturity from inspiring English sources

"No — I'm 5!" Lyndsey protested, rallying with sufficient maturity to sell her story and keep sticking to it.

Mr. Castro acknowledged that his generation had lagged in preparing young leaders, saying Cuba lacked "a reserve of substitutes with the sufficient maturity and experience to take over the principal duties of the country".

Fredrik de Wahl, Joost's boss, says software companies have been waiting for the internet's infrastructure to reach sufficient "maturity" before trying to pipe full-screen television over the patchwork of technologies that are used to deliver broadband to homes.

From the outset she restricted the sale of her guide dogs to persons of sufficient maturity, strength, ambition, and financial means to benefit fully from the freedom that a guide dog made possible.

I once mentioned to you, I think, that one of the things that made life difficult for me was that I wanted to write before I had sufficient maturity to write as "high" as I wished and so I had a very arduous and painful apprenticeship and still am undergoing it.

Mr Williams said: "I believe that 16 and 17-year-olds have sufficient maturity and sufficient knowledge in order to cast a vote if they want to.

These intuitions are what — given sufficient experience, maturity and, especially, responsible intellectual engagement with others — we hope will replace the snap-judgment intuitions Haidt rightly sees as underlying so much of our moral life.

Ross maintains that a responsibility is self-evident 'not in the sense that it is evident from the beginning of our lives, or as soon as we attend to the proposition for the first time, but in the sense that when we have reached sufficient mental maturity and have given sufficient attention to the proposition it is evident without any need of proof, or of evidence beyond itself.

The pyramidal cells in Layers 3 and 5 show similar, rapid dendritic growth until a few months after birth, and therefore, there appears to be sufficient structural maturity in the prefrontal cortex to support information processing in infants [45] [47].

Mr Castro, who turns 80 this month, also said the state does not have "a reserve of well-trained replacements with sufficient experience and maturity" to replace the current leaders, nearly all of whom are now in their 70s and 80s.

As the generation that led the revolution of 1959 has grown old in office, Cuba has lacked "a reserve of well-trained replacements with sufficient experience and maturity," he admitted.But the Congress largely failed to put Mr Castro's words into practice.