Sentence examples for sufficient to keep a from inspiring English sources

He said that it is estimated that 120 pounds of pure algae would be sufficient to keep a man alive on the trip to Mars.

The report also noted that Newstart is "significantly less generous than those in other OECD countries", and that it was clear that "the benefit rates on their own are not sufficient to keep a young person above the poverty line".

The Volt, for instance, is supposed to go about five miles on a kilowatt-hour, a unit of energy that sells for about 11 cents at retail and is sufficient to keep a 100-watt light bulb burning for 10 hours.

Nevertheless, at that time he thought the death penalty might reasonably be maintained for murder with aggravating circumstances and for cases of treason "in which the name of the offender, so long as he lives, may be sufficient to keep a whole nation in a flame" (1970 183).

JS: That's right, because they are, you know; and the jobs that are available are not sufficient to keep a roof over their head, let alone also pay back their debt.

In a word, the show was "scorching". Clive Barnes of the New York Post, on the other hand, felt that this "Gypsy" was only sufficient "to keep a few camp fires burning". Odds are it will be in camp for a while.

"Physical structure is not sufficient to keep an arts organization alive," said Michael M. Kaiser, president of the Kennedy Center and an expert on turning around troubled arts institutions.

In another April anomaly, the 40-to-110-inch base was sufficient to keep all 47 trails open.

Even more government aid, it added, "may not be sufficient to keep us in a solvent condition".

The local expansion of the potential about the sink's center of mass is actually done to 5th order, but we do not store this in the tree, since it is sufficient to keep it as a local variable accumulating the CC and CP interactions as we walk the tree.

Hence a prediction when we began our work with was that activation of these pathways would be sufficient to keep translation active following a short-term switch to a starvation diet.