Sentence examples for sufficient to settle from inspiring English sources
For them, these objects still seemed to be anomalous, irregular patches of the Milky Way Galaxy, farther away than initially thought but not sufficient to settle the question of the nature of the universe.
Correspondingly, no amount of empirical investigation seems by itself, without some moral assumption(s) in play, sufficient to settle a moral question.
The constraint of necessity is not sufficient to settle the notion of deductive validity, for the notion of necessity may also be fleshed out in a number of ways.
One reason might be that infants did not have sufficient time to settle into the laboratory environment prior to the start of the stress induction, and thus already had high baseline levels of cortisol.
where we have assumed that only the fast scanning direction x is relevant for the present discussion and have thus omitted the slow scan direction y, because for the y direction the feedback loop has sufficient time to settle.
Grieg told the club website: "The surgery was delayed following the end of the season in order to allow the knee sufficient time to settle down from the demands of the season.
Even within lesbian and gay communities, bisexuality is often dismissed as a temporary pose rather than a permanent status, a form of sexual fence sitting before the neophyte subject acquires sufficient courage to settle into their permanent, essentialist sexual identity.
Therefore, this review does not provide sufficient evidence to settle the debate regarding the use of the MHCT.
The increase in transfer time of particles in comparison to tracer leads us to assume a purely mechanical phenomenon, that is, collision between particles and grains of the medium with instantaneous reset in motion when the flow rate is sufficient to avoid settling.
The negative buoyant forces acting on the coalesced droplets must be sufficient to enable these droplets to settle to the bottom of the treating vessel.
Moreover, a long relaxation phase appears vital to provide sufficient freedom for the copies to settle in different regions of the conformational space.
