Sentence examples for sufficient teams from inspiring English sources

6++ The pitch invasion at the 1924 Paris Olympics had given rugby a poor image and this, together with the problems of attracting sufficient teams to make it a viable sport and the desire to include more individual and women's events, spelled the death knell for rugby at the Olympics.

7. Provides sufficient team staffing to integrate an appropriate mix of skills, competencies, and personalities to meet the needs of patients and enhance smooth functioning.

They are required to build their own self-sufficient teams.Moreover, there are still difficult individual projects that get completed with time and money to spare.

The solution: build a self-sufficient team with key leadership pillars spread throughout the side, a team experienced and confident enough to assess any situation under immense stress and react accordingly.

To judge whether G.M.'s reorganization plan is sufficient, the team has been delving into every aspect of the company's management, including its somewhat upbeat estimate of how the car market will look when the recession ends — a market it projects at over 15 million cars annually, much higher than Chrysler's forecast — as well as its designs for new products and its financial controls.

Before joining, startups should always evaluate whether they have sufficient field team resource to manage enterprise sales cycles at scale.

This core quintet may be sufficient, the team writes, but the big question is whether one or more of the other changes also plays an important role, Peiris says.

In order to minimise this problem, it will be required as part of the inclusion criteria to participate in this study that the PHCTs have been using computerised clinical records since January 2005 to give health professionals in these teams sufficient time to familiarise themselves with this tool and to have accrued sufficient data to carry out the improvement plan.

He said that three years in the ballpark had given the team sufficient data to make a decision.

Maybe one playoff victory is sufficient for a team that lost five of six games in one arid stretch but did not collapse from doubt or internal dissension.

Mr. Cole, whose father was once the president of G.M., said the government had "behaved prudently" in allowing the new management team sufficient latitude to make day-to-day business decisions.