Sentence examples for sufficiently contained from inspiring English sources

"It's my train problem," he said, meaning a problem sufficiently contained that he could think about it in spare moments, while in transit.

There were caveats -- most significantly, that there was no reason to rush, that we should hold off to see whether Iraq's behavior could be sufficiently contained by sanctions and inspections.

The risks to Greece of introducing a new currency are sufficiently large, and that to Europe sufficiently contained, that Syriza may well blink before the rest of Europe does in negotiations over Greece's debt burden and austerity plans.

Ian Gordon, an analyst with Investec Securities, said the risk of further regulatory costs appeared to be "sufficiently contained" and that the deal may help the bank's shares rebound.

And, they should be able to sufficiently contain their enthusiasm for Peterson's quest that they describe his foundation in the same sort of language they use to describe the other actors involved in this debate.

Obtaining accurate fast and slow polarization directions depends strongly on whether ambient noise sufficiently contains either S waves with various slownesses for all azimuths or near-vertically propagating S waves.

These measures were felt to be sufficiently containing to prevent experimentally induced relapse.

Once the planet's surface had cooled sufficiently, water contained in the minerals of the accreted material and released at depth could escape to the surface and, instead of being lost to space, cooled and condensed to form the initial hydrosphere.

The choice of appropriate window size is subjected to trade-offs: it should be as small as possible to guarantee a stationary regime but also sufficiently large to contain sufficiently many events for robust statistical tests.

He was a man who liked to be liked, and succeeded at it, but although he had a sizeable personal vote in his constituency, he failed sufficiently to contain the radical Militant left in Accrington, which weakened him politically.

With increasing quorum threshold the scope for parasitism by non-cooperators becomes smaller and as a consequence a larger fraction of the population will consist of cooperators, as long as neighborhoods sufficiently often contain at least a quorum of cooperators.