Sentence examples for sufficiently concentrated from inspiring English sources

The sugars, principally dextrose and maltose, vary in concentration among producers but, generally, are sufficiently concentrated to make a final product ranging from 7 to 9 percent alcohol.

Extracting it in sufficiently concentrated form is a challenge it's "difficult to convince".

While Long Island has its share of research and medical institutions, they might not be sufficiently concentrated or renowned to attract many fledgling biotech companies at this point.

This is what happens when you live in a state small enough population-wise, swingy enough and with a sufficiently concentrated media market that dumping dollars can have a lot of apparent leverage.

Modern solvent extraction, on the other hand, has led to some procedures in which an acid-rich solution percolating through even relatively low-grade ores can produce a solution that can be made sufficiently concentrated for electrorefining.

Were Chad to approve a small expeditionary force of America's A-10 tactical-air-support planes, which it probably would, just a few of these could closely suppress remnant Sudanese armor and check any force of the janjaweed militia sufficiently concentrated to overcome local means of self-defense.

Still, the American intelligentsia, especially on the left, was not entirely convinced of the accuracy of all that Solzhenitsyn had reported — or, at least, they had not focussed on it sufficiently, concentrating more on the war in Vietnam or on their own dalliances with Castro's Cuba.

Iodine is never found in nature uncombined, and it is not concentrated sufficiently to form independent minerals.

Furthermore, Napoleon averred, Ferino's force on the French right had not been concentrated sufficiently and d'Hautpoul's cavalry assault had taken too long to materialize, giving the Austrians the upper hand.

Therefore, for Ranunculus macranthus the NaCl method [ 68] was used and yielded concentrated, sufficiently pure cpDNA and was used as the sequencing template.

So far, despite the temptation to go over the top with guns blazing that most of the Tory frontbench undoubtedly feels (not least that old Europhobe, Iain Duncan Smith), they have been sufficiently disciplined to concentrate their fire on Mr Blair's refusal to hold a referendum.