Sentence examples for sufficient to bring from inspiring English sources

Folard believed that firepower alone was not sufficient to bring victory.

Courts have routinely held that even suggestively threatening statements are sufficient to bring witness-intimidation charges.

But the rewards have been sufficient to bring him back at the age of 39.

America's labour markets have yet to generate job growth sufficient to bring down the unemployment rate.

But this rational-optimistic view of policy and practice is unlikely to be sufficient to bring about change.

Guaranteeing interbank loans taken at Libor (the London interbank offered rate) should be sufficient to bring down interbank lending rates.

I believe the government response to the recession has created budgetary stress sufficient to bring about the crisis much sooner.

Germany's "budgetary strategy is not sufficient to bring the debt ratio back on a downward path," the E.U. executive warned.

Up a hill then working from memory now—and over a series of bumps, the last of them sufficient to bring the helmet and the roof into contact.

But each produces a better than agreeable sound, and the chemistry between them is sufficient to bring this woeful story to life.

At one point, the potential liabilities totalled more than £7bn, a sum described by prosecutors as sufficient to bring down the bank.