Sentence examples for sufficient to withstand from inspiring English sources

But the evidence in a 1977 police department study of the "secondary effects" of adult businesses on their neighborhoods was sufficient to withstand summary judgment and require a full trial, Justice O'Connor said in an opinion joined by Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justices Scalia and Thomas.

The paper makes vague assertions that bank equity capital is now sufficient to withstand future adverse shocks, but it fails to take on any of the many concerns raised by Anat Admati and her co-authors, which are increasingly gaining traction.

At certain thicknesses the ice accumulation may not be able to resist the forces exerted by the water flow and by its own weight acting in the downstream direction, and it will thicken by a shoving process until it attains a thickness sufficient to withstand these forces.

Therefore, is it sufficient to withstand the force with only a single material used for the scaffold?

In some degree, typical coastal forest vegetation such as mangroves or coastal pines are generally sufficient to withstand extreme winds or storms.

Adhesion and toughness sufficient to withstand the extreme deformation, that accompanies surgical insertion, was achieved with negative bias in the range 100 350 V.

They had sought to establish that the machine "possessed sufficient power to fly, sufficient strength to withstand the shocks of landings and sufficient capacity of control to make flight safe in boisterous winds, as well as in calm air".

To develop and verify semiconductor capacitor designs with sufficient ruggedness to withstand a given ESD environment during customer assembly and field service, sufficient quantities of devices need to be tested to determine larger failure voltage distributions rather than the minimal three required for product qualification (Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) [1,2]).

Those events that do not have sufficient power to withstand force are seen as natural and necessary consequents, those events that possess sufficient ability to withstand forces are seen as free acts.

For most American banks, the Federal Reserve's stress tests showed they had sufficient capital to withstand a major downturn.

Real lost on its previous visit there in the Champions League last season, although that was a second-leg encounter and Madrid had a sufficient lead to withstand the defeat.