Sentence examples for sufficiently counter from inspiring English sources

Senator Bob Kerrey, Democrat of Nebraska, complained that in the debates Mr. Gore did not sufficiently counter Mr. Bush's assertion that he was a uniter who would deal better with Democrats and Republicans in Congress.

If cellular antioxidants do not sufficiently counter the oxidative stress induced by heat stress, cellular reactive oxygen may cause lipid peroxidation.

This may suggest that intrinsic gene network resilience, auto-regulation through negative feedback and competition for limited regulatory factors [ 5] may sufficiently counter the imbalance in gene expression due to gene dosage differences in the heterogametic sex.

Muslim clerics should recognise that theoretical fatwas cannot sufficiently counter what I call "kinetic" sharia, consisting of stories and actions carried out by authoritative Muslim figures in early Islam, on which Isis relies heavily to justify its ideology.

Art Kunkin, the proprietor who I knew from the coffeehouse scene of the '60s, felt that I wasn't quite sufficiently counter culture, so he sent me to Lipton to get counter culture lessons.

However, the ASA concluded on Wednesday that this "was not sufficiently prominent to counter the overall impression that vehicles which had their DPF removed could be used on public roads" and banned the advert as misleading.

Four days into the war, the United Nations Mission in Sudan (Unmis) warned in an internal report that a humanitarian crisis was already developing "of a magnitude that Unmis… is not sufficiently prepared to counter and the UN agencies are unprepared to deal with".

The study is sufficiently powered to counter high levels of attrition due to movements within rapidly changing areas.

In contrast, if norms restricting smoking among women are sufficiently strong, they might counter such processes.

However, on the west coast of Canada, competition for resources is hypothesized to be largely driven by the massive explosion of even year Pink Salmon populations (Ruggerone et al. 2003); hence, unless Pink Salmon were to also be affected, densities may not be reduced to sufficiently low levels to counter the impacts of disease.

In addition, this roof type as opposed to its counterparts—seems to restrict the extent of the primary vortex in the stadium and appears to generate a sufficiently strong counter-rotating secondary vortex below the roof that sweeps the rain away from the stands.