Sentence examples for sufficient to draw from inspiring English sources

Stock markets seesawed on a day of jittery trading overshadowed by concerns that Spain's package would not be sufficient to draw a line under Europe's debt crisis.

The offer of dinner and a $250 consulting fee was sufficient to draw about a dozen South Florida physicians to Morton's in West Palm Beach on Sept. 18.

France has all manner of enhancements, which was duly sufficient to draw a stellar field including McIlroy and the Masters champion, Danny Willett.

Mr. Gingrich's alarm met with mixed response from Republicans on Capitol Hill, where his influence has waned substantially, but his experience is sufficient to draw attention when he does weigh in on political and policy matters.

"Were there other things going on which could also cause C.T.E.? I'm not suggesting there were or there weren't, but the data is not sufficient to draw a conclusion, and our experts tell us the same thing.

But it is sufficient to draw only 7 of them because of symmetry.

The quality level of the studies was not sufficient to draw any evidence-based conclusions.

But at its now prior size, that audience wasn't enough to drive revenue sufficient to draw profits.

It was proven that the usually applied concentration measurements in the bulk phase are not sufficient to draw mechanistic conclusions.

London's reputation as a leader in tech has to date been sufficient to draw talent to our business in spite of high rents and cost of living.

A couple of e-mails out or a post on a message board might be sufficient to draw the interest of a few early adopters.