Sentence examples for sufficient to offer from inspiring English sources

It should be sufficient to offer the cost benefits of an arbitration service – even to those outside regulation who can show that they acted to the professional standards of industry.

West Indies have flourished in Twenty20 only recently – apart from their "mediocre" side drawing with England in a Caribbean Test series a year ago – but that, along with their victory in the Under-19s World Cup, is sufficient to offer hope of a more wide-ranging revival.

Since the Chávez-led government gained control of the national oil company in 2003, this disastrous economic performance has been transformed, with one of the highest growth rates in the region, a dramatic reduction in debt and an accumulation of currency reserves sufficient to offer significant protection from fluctuations in oil prices.

Particular concern has arisen around whether the current approach of individual, farm-level, AES agreements are sufficient to offer landscape-scale environmental protection and enhancement.

It is not sufficient to offer values without the burden of emissions from deforestation, hidden in the text body, and to casually mention in a very general manner that the correct treatment of deforestation in the calculations is a very complex matter.

The purpose of this modeling effort is to demonstrate that day-by-day comparisons of vector competence alone are not sufficient to offer consistent estimates of viral fitness.

Nor is it sufficient simply to offer tea and sympathy.

This American mezzo has developed a sufficient following to offer her Wigmore programme twice.

In January, Rajoy told King Felipe VI that the PP did not have sufficient support to offer a minority or coalition government.

"Astellas appears highly motivated to expand its cardiovascular sales presence in the U.S., and has sufficient flexibility to offer more to CV".

But the cited study involved only 43 patients enrolled in the first clinical trial of the device, 25 of whom were included in the evidence provided the F.D.A. "We all know there is no sufficient evidence to offer it outside a trial because no one knows whether it is equivalent," said Dr. Silvia Formenti, the chairwoman of radiation oncology at New York University Medical Center.