Sentence examples for sufficiently blunt from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sufficiently blunt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is adequately straightforward or direct, often in the context of communication or criticism. Example: "Her feedback was sufficiently blunt, leaving no room for misinterpretation about the project's shortcomings."
One question, he says, is whether the QX-314 injection would sufficiently blunt the burning pain of capsaicin.
On the other hand, making the tail end-piece sufficiently blunt can effectively suppress all the instabilities; the system then remains stable for apparently all towing speeds.
The injury severity of small unmanned aircraft can be less than serious in impacts at minimal airspeed that contact the body with their sufficiently blunt part; however, they are capable of inflicting lethal injury, even when impacting at minimal airspeed, if they impact the body with their sharper part.
For the cylinder with relatively streamlined nose and tail end-pieces, non-flexural (rigid-body), as well as flexural instabilities developed as the flow velocity was increased; shortening the towrope was not very effective for stabilizing the system, but a sufficiently blunt tail end-piece had a very significant stabilizing effect.
While it may be very useful in those patients with compromised intravascular volume status, coronary artery disease, or reduced ventricular function, it might not sufficiently blunt the sympathetic response to laryngoscopy, particularly if the elderly patient has underlying hypertension.
And while he does not regularly live up to the caricature of "Nuclear Newt," erratic and prone to temper tantrums, he is sufficiently unscripted and blunt to provide a sharp contrast to Mitt Romney's caution.
But he said that the course of treatment, which included some conventional chemotherapy along with more experimental drugs, had blunted the disease sufficiently for Mr. Swayze to return to work.
However, studies with a variety of different agents that can blunt the LH surge at sufficiently high dose levels, suggest a nonlinearity in the dose-response curve (e.g., Laws et al., 2000).
Of the three, that evaluation was the closest to reality, a blunt assessment that nonetheless did not sufficiently address Pelfrey, who had pitched poorly in his last three starts — all Mets losses — but revealed greater poise, a sharper slider and improved command in walking only one.
The results show that the model captures correctly the states of initial crack tip blunting, crack initiation and crack propagation if a sufficiently fine mesh is used.
