Sentence examples for sufficient to gain from inspiring English sources

Not sufficient to gain Westminster power, but certainly necessary.

At highly competitive colleges, admissions committees consider many factors in the student's record besides test scores, and top scores are not sufficient to gain admission.

At La Giocosa only those who had both talent and a modest disposition were accepted; wealth was neither necessary nor sufficient to gain admission.

I think that many corporations and banks understand that, in today's world, solely meeting local laws may not be sufficient to gain a social license to operate and, frankly, to manage the risk, which is key.

That was sufficient to gain first-place votes from seven of the nine judges, who awarded him 5.9's and 5.8's for technical merit and scores ranging from 5.8 to 5.5 for artistry.

John C. Smith Vienna, Va., June 22, 2009 • To the Editor: Your editorial is right to insist upon the need for a paper trail; but a paper trail alone is not sufficient to gain my trust in electronic voting systems.

The blend is then kept aside for sufficient time to gain moisture equilibrium.

Concacaf delegates last month voted to have Blazer removed from Fifa's executive committee but failed to get their motion added to the Fifa Congress agenda in sufficient time to gain its required approval.

In the presence of even a trace of non-cancer cells there is sufficient material to gain an accurate allele B frequency, however, since this arises solely from non-cancer tissue the Ballele plot appears as normal 2n.

Information about the project to these new managers was of little help, since they often did not have sufficient time to gain firsthand experience of the project.

A 4-month period does not provide PICU residents with sufficient exposure to gain competence for the central venous and arterial cannulation and intubations.