Sentence examples for sufficient to absorb from inspiring English sources

In the aforementioned inorganic thin film semiconductors, few nanometers up to few micrometers of the light absorber are sufficient to absorb a large portion of the sunlight.

But the demand isn't sufficient to absorb all the workers that the leaders would educate.

For instance, the assets pledged to the Fed in return for the loans would have to be sufficient to absorb losses should the borrower default.

"The capital of the Japanese banks has weakened considerably, and may not be sufficient to absorb potential shocks stemming from rapid changes in the market," said Naoko Nemoto of Standard & Poor's, the credit rating agency.

Coming on top of revisions to previous estimates of employment gains in May and June that added another 42,000 jobs, average job growth this year was bumped up to 191,000 a month, sufficient to absorb the expansion of the labor force and reduce the slack in the job market.

Whether this will be sufficient to absorb those on the Italian waiting lists--and what the next way in for aspiring schoolteachers will be--remains to be seen.

Suspicion that banks lack sufficient capital to absorb souring debts remains widespread.

If the big banks really had sufficient equity to absorb likely losses, we would be discussing equity levels close to those proposed in legislation by Senators Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, and David Vitter, Republican of Louisiana.

Economists fear that the nascent recovery will leave more people behind than in past recessions, failing to create jobs in sufficient numbers to absorb the record-setting ranks of the long-term unemployed.

This troubling possibility has unnerved lenders, with Spain's borrowing costs rising even though Madrid has cut its deficit and the country's banks maintain they have sufficient strength to absorb their bad real estate loans.

The extra capital was needed "to ensure sufficient capacity to absorb losses and sustain lending", the FPC said.