Sentence examples for sufficiently as a from inspiring English sources

But in a passage that has upset some here, the lawsuit says that voting in Council and mayoral elections throughout the 1990's was "racially polarized" and that "non-Hispanics have voted sufficiently as a bloc to usually defeat Hispanic voters' candidates of choice".

Such networks are tenuous but would serve sufficiently as a first order approximation.

Also, Child Friendly Spaces, which wasn't understood sufficiently as a shared holistic endeavor, but rather than as a set of guidelines to be followed rigorously to address all issues).

In this paper, we present a sufficiently precise as well as adequate definition of PM with the potential of wide acceptance.

Brickell is perhaps not sufficiently appreciated as a singer.

For that reason, Campion's film might strike some viewers as prettified, abstract, not sufficiently factual as a literary portrait.

Scotland will have become a mere global brand, its reality officially cancelled by its own people, and only approved by Westminster when sufficiently convenient, as a nuclear military base etc.

What with the secrecy of tenure committees, collegiality is sufficiently pliant as a pretext for tenure denial that in 1999 the Association of University Professors flatly recommended that it not be weighed in tenure decisions at all.

"PE is not sufficiently valued as a subject for the resources to be spent on it.

Will Monitor110 be able to scale in performance to its ambitious goals and convince customers that it is sufficiently secure as a hosted service?

Rotary ultrasonic machining (RUM) has been sufficiently proved as a suitable approach for hole drilling in brittle materials with reduced cutting force and improved hole edge quality.