Sentence examples for sufficient time to re-create from inspiring English sources

He has taken sufficient time to re-create the hidebound Brooklyn of the fifties.

The sampling was undertaken mid-summer to ensure that fungal communities had sufficient time to re-establish after the winter.

A threshold protocol is a cryptographic technique that splits information into pieces, none of which contains sufficient information to re-create the original text [ 3].

Some of the quotations plucked for these materials seem didactic ("A change in the weather is sufficient to re-create the world and ourselves"), others merely mistranslated ("The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes").

Bill Clinton would certainly have a hard time trying to re-create the grand coalition that George Bush painstakingly put together a decade ago.

Often, much time is required to re-create and re-simulate algorithms from descriptions in published papers to perform the comparison.

The feeling for many was that the time had come to re-create a club representative of the Mancunian spirit.

"At the time, the intention was to re-create the security state, and Iyad was the man, almost by default," he said.

Sprawling, kaleidoscopic, unstuck in time, the book attempts to re-create in language the unresolved nature of the place.

"Her desire is to re-create each time, to reëxperience, and not simply reproduce," Branagh says.

But Cortés and assistants have had to re-create the team several times when players leave due to marriage, careers or school.