Sentence examples for sufficient to handle from inspiring English sources

Yet despite all their grievous shortcomings noted above, ISF military capability is sufficient to handle the current level of threats from Sunni and Shiite violent groups.

Congressional critics, like Senator Byron L. Dorgan, Democrat of North Dakota, say that simply adding personnel is not sufficient to handle new security concerns.

Moreover, the Anacostia River bridges are not sufficient to handle the amount of traffic between Downtown Washington and Southeast Washington and Maryland.

Undercutting the positive trends for Massachusetts are signs that the state's supply of primary care physicians is not sufficient to handle the increased demand created by newly insured residents.

"The local roads in the area are not sufficient to handle the present traffic congestion, much less the number of vehicles estimated to travel to the proposed gambling facility," he wrote.

The cemetery director said his $6.2 million budget and current resources -- a staff of 110 during spring and summer months and about 90 in the winter -- are sufficient to handle the increasing workload.

He added that the government had not made sufficient provisions to handle increased costs.

After the shootings, many cases were opened but without sufficient personnel to handle them, Mr. Trévidic said.

The most frequent criticism has been that the workers brought to the island to replace the striking workers have not been adequately screened and do not have sufficient training to handle an emergency.

If regulators' calculations on bank capital were right, even that wouldn't presage another banking crisis because the Fed forced larger banks to raise sufficient capital to handle the adverse case.

But because the founders understood that they could not foresee the myriad potential threats to national security that might later arise, they chose to create a federal government that necessarily possesses sufficient power to handle any threat to the security of the nation.