Print dictionaries have never had sufficient page-room to show enough real, live, useful examples to create an optimal and natural word-learning experience.
The same cannot not be said for "The Weeds," which appeared the following September, when there were be sufficient pages to accommodate it.
A 1977 film, "Between the Lines," begins with the mythical "Back Bay Mainline," loosely based on The Phoenix and similar newspapers, struggling along with the editor manhandling the ad manager to get sufficient pages, and the receptionist keeping the underpaid rock critic supplied with marijuana cigarettes.
In August 2008, Tom Siddell explained that the comic had a standard "comic book format" which was useful when he had sufficient pages to print a hard copy.
Remark 1 We can similarly obtain second-order sufficiency conditions of the problem by applying the following KKT sufficient conditions (page 320, Proposition 3.3.2 in [20]): If (27) to (37) hold for some x and μ i > 0, i = 1, … m, then x is a strict local minimum.
To the Editor: Regarding "A Passport at the 11th Hour" (Practical Traveler, Aug. 15), I suggest travelers make sure their passports have sufficient blank pages when applying for a last-minute visa.
The tax increases adopted to pay for the additional expenditures were not sufficient and [End Page 40] had to be shared with local governments, which, in turn, increased their spending.
To me, Kidada Jones is the coolest person alive, but she doesn't even have a sufficient enough Wikipedia page to highlight the role she played in cultivating the looks Dolce and Gabbana dubbed "Cool" in a 196-page coffee-table encyclopedia released in 2017.
Twelve pages long, there was sufficient space for my consultant friend to spend two hours answering it.
"I think that the explanation on the journal Web page is sufficient," he said.
