Sentence examples for sufficient substance from inspiring English sources
"Clearly Rome saw that there was sufficient substance to the allegations.
But there is now sufficient substance to give negotiations a chance.
Yet there isn't sufficient substance to sustain interest in a self-dramatising monologue full of such assertions as: "How comforting to be so miserable.
The panel said that the regulatory changes were "not of sufficient substance" to allow Terra Firma to back out of the bid.
Columbia's internal audit concluded that this and other charges had "sufficient substance to warrant an investigation," according to documents obtained by The Times.
Munro and Luke Ronchi kept hope alive for the home crowd but still no partnership of sufficient substance was forthcoming, Woakes returning to have Ronchi pulling a slower short ball into the hands of short fine-leg.
Although the U.S. military and many medical experts maintain that depleted uranium poses no significant threat to human health, in sufficient concentrations the substance can contaminate soil and water supplies.
As we have seen over the last few weeks, Spinoza identified certain customary beliefs as especially misleading: for example, the ideas of a creator God and of free will, and the view that each person is a distinct substance, sufficient unto himself.
The inhibitory concentration value at 50% (IC50) refers to the concentration of the antioxidant substance sufficient to inhibit free radical activity by 50%[22]].
In 'the ideal REACH world', the CSR for all hazardous substances would include adequate and conclusive exposure scenarios describing safe uses of the substance sufficient for workplace risk assessments (see column 1 of Additional file 2).
The results obtained demonstrate that, while craving alone may be neither necessary nor sufficient to explain substance addiction, when measured prospectively in a carefully-designed study craving emerges as a salient predictive factor in continued methamphetamine use for patients in treatment for methamphetamine dependence.
