Sentence examples for sufficient to serve from inspiring English sources

Whether they will be sufficient to serve as bulwarks against abuse also remains to be seen.

I trust that this library, sufficient to serve a small university, will find a worthy home.

A regenerated tail, therefore, is easily distinguished from an original one yet appears sufficient to serve the purpose.

Many Bach purists in the audience protested that her voice alone would have been sufficient to serve the music and its theme of redemption through suffering.

"On checking the quantities used by our culinary expert from Puerto Rico, we found that, for an amount sufficient to serve six, one whole head of garlic was used," the superintendent reported.

Available data are not sufficient to serve as a basis for firm dietary advice.

Gamma-ray measurements would complement the seismic results by showing whether the Moon's interior had sufficient radioactivity to serve as an active heat engine, and they would also give some information on the chemical composition of the lunar surface.

"Phones do not have sufficient performance to serve as effective miners," he said.

In this mechanism, when packet loss and retransmission is essential, still the nodes get sufficient time to serve those nodes.

A total of 75 research articles were examined extensively and 31 of these were found relevant and had sufficient quality to serve the purpose of this study.

In the healthy state, all equipment and operating constraints are within limits, and there is sufficient margin to serve the total load demand, even with the loss of any element (N−1 contingency), i.e. generator or transmission line.