Sentence examples for sufficient to include from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the committee considers that the existing definition of computer in the Asio Act, and in particular the term "computer system", may not be sufficient to include a multiplicity of computers operating together as a network," it said.
Founded and led by homeless New Yorkers, Picture the Homeless has demonstrated that it isn't sufficient to include the voices of marginalized peoples or to merely fight for a seat at the table.
In Squire v. Capoeman, 351 U.S. 1, 3 (1956), the Federal Government had conveyed land to the Nations free of all charge or encumbrance whatsoever. Although this phrase did not expressly mention nontaxability, the Court held that the language might well be sufficient to include taxation, id., at 7. Invoking the Indian canon, id., at 67, we found the Nations exempt.
It said: "We did not consider that it was sufficient to include the information about the automatic paid subscription in the small print of the ad only and therefore did not consider that that information was sufficiently prominent to make clear the extent of the commitment consumers must make to take advantage of the offer.
It is sufficient to include all 1-step and 2-step neighbors.
Because of the difficulty of controlling nocturnal bruxism, this value was considered to be sufficient to include as the condition under maximum force [40].
Seven of these included sufficient details to include in the Science article (Science Express, April 28 , 2005.
These libraries are of sufficient size to include nearly all genes expressed in the embryo.
The only nonmodifiable factor with sufficient evidence to include in future studies on instrument development is the patient's age.
But I think citing the concerns of "several prominent New York Democrats" wasn't a sufficient reason to include even a straightforward account of a year-old tabloid photograph involving Mr. Clinton.
We demonstrate a potentially important application of Prismatic, using it to compute images for atomic electron tomography at sufficient speeds to include in the reconstruction pipeline.
