Sentence examples for sufficient to express from inspiring English sources

"Identity politics," he scoffed, clearly believing that phrase more than sufficient to express his contempt.

The idea behind it is simply this: a horizontal, linear left-to-right nexus of economic ideology is no longer sufficient to express the complex relationship between parties and the voters they court.

Usually used magnetic indices are not sufficient to express the state of ionosphere, the common used global Kp index derived in the three-hour interval does not indicate much more rapidly changes appearing in ionosphere.

And far from being a reason for people to take their leave of God, many find that the language of God is the only language sufficient to express their pain and grief, even rage.

Gabor features are robust and invariant to different levels of illuminance but are not sufficient to express the amplitude character.

So far I have noted that an operational definition is not sufficient to express a concept's meaning fully.

This result indicates the co-expressing strain has sufficient capacity to express more cellulolytic enzyme genes.

B1 Has a sufficient vocabulary to express him/herself with some circumlocutions on most topics pertinent to his/her everyday life such as family, hobbies and interests, work, travel, and current events.

Clearly she is the first woman in Britain with the sufficient audacity to express this disgusting desire.

If one listens to his show in Arabic, Youssef addresses acute social issues that those with soaring challenges still lack sufficient access to express.

We did not need to send additional reminders to encourage sufficient fathers to express an interest in participating.