Sentence examples for sufficient to discard from inspiring English sources

Republicans argue that any infraction involved in their completing the rejected applications was a mere technicality that should not be sufficient to discard thousands of legally cast ballots.

But again, this does not seem to be sufficient to discard this lower order maxim as being unjust, nor does it mean that a higher-order translation of it (as suggested above) would be unable to pass the Kantian test.

As mentioned above, one cross is sufficient to discard incomplete penetrance as the sole cause of partial inviability, but it remains to be determined whether repeated crosses would exhibit the same amount of segregation distortion, and whether the same loci exhibit segregation distortion in different crosses.

For all others, the presence of a human potential cross-reactivity target may not be sufficient to discard it as a potential target.

Alternatively, a perfect match with only 5 to 10 bp of 5' sequences of the primers may have been sufficient to discard reads associated with reading frame shifts, and may have therefore allowed more reads to be assigned to samples.

However, as discussed in detail in another review (see Mehlen and Fearon, 2004), none of these concerns appears sufficient to discard the hypothesis that DCC acts as a tumour suppressor gene.

Though the military argues that the vastness of the ocean is sufficient to dilute discarded weapons, cases of exposure have been common.

If we think it would be awful to discard those beliefs, then that awfulness is sufficient reason to hang onto them without any religious scaffolding.

Nevertheless, as adults we should amass sufficient tools of critical thinking to know which stories to keep and which to discard.

He has to discard 'tons', he said.

And that is an invitation to discard.