Sentence examples for sufficient to cope from inspiring English sources

We face a very serious problem to which scientific knowledge is far from sufficient to cope.

"Some years ago, before services were sufficient to cope, people would wait for maybe a year for an appointment.

According to the IMF, the recapitalisation is sufficient to cope with non-performing loans reaching 40% of total lending.

The repentance after these errors will be a time of strait and difficulty, and though under good management its splendid national resources are quite sufficient to cope with this difficulty, yet the difficulty is real and considerable.

However, the supported data rates are not sufficient to cope with the ever increasing traffic requirements resulting from advanced and rich content services.

It is important to exhaust all possible efforts to elucidate the reasons for toxicity, as single method is sufficient to cope with such a huge task.

After the crisis, regulators tightened the rules on banks, insisting that they hold more capital and have sufficient liquidity to cope with short-term pressures.

Specifically, job crafting is less likely to happen for employees with high emotional intelligence because they have sufficient resources to cope with the emotional demands of their job.

R&A officials have previously questioned whether Portrush has sufficient infrastructure to cope with the tournament, which attracts tens of thousands of fans over several days.

The report notes that plant personnel were inadequately trained and lacked sufficient manpower to cope with simultaneous crises at several reactors.

A spokeswoman for the Environment Agency said: 'We're satisfied that the main river, which is the Environment Agency's responsibility, has sufficient capacity to cope with water from heavy rainfall draining into it.