Sentence examples for sufficiently assured from inspiring English sources

He is, as yet, not sufficiently assured to capture all of Richard's mercurial complexities.

If the removal of the bombers is sufficiently assured and the inspection arrangements adequate, we could presumably regard the incident as closed and give some form of guaranty regarding the invasion of Cuba.

In its statement, the HHS said that it cancelled the contract because it "was not sufficiently assured that the contract included the appropriate protections applicable to fetal tissue research or met all other procurement requirements".

Late on our drive to Muscatine, Michael Steel, the press secretary, asked me if I was sufficiently assured that Ryan was satisfied with his role on the campaign — that his rapport with Romney was good and he was happy with how he was being used.

Although the scalability of cartridges is a crucial concern for long-term deployment1, it is seldom discussed in the literature, and not sufficiently assured by available open-source software.

Apparently, for DNA recognition of trioxacarcin A (2) the double helix topology is required which is not sufficiently assured at the terminus of the helix.

First, the study confirmed that the increasingly used first line approach for urgent organ support in refractory arrest (that is, FF ECMO) sufficiently assures both brain and myocardial perfusion, oxygenation and rapidly improves the post-arrest metabolic state.

However, the new data are not themselves sufficiently statistically assured to rate the find a "discovery".

By reimbursing parents for a portion of their tuition bill, the State seeks to relieve their financial burdens sufficiently to assure that they continue to have the option to send their children to religion-oriented schools.

It seemed like a fair trade, and Uzbek, I had been assured, was sufficiently close to my fluent Turkish to be picked up with ease.

Official national statistics, while not sufficiently representative or quality assured, suggest that the proportion of previously untreated (i.e. "new") TB cases having MDR-TB strains has increased from 8.8% in 2003 (169 cases) to 25.7% in 2010 (507 cases) [ 8– 12].