Sentence examples for sufficiently cover from inspiring English sources

"When health plans do not sufficiently cover health care or plans are no longer affordable, our residents suffer," the Democratic attorneys general wrote.

Moreover, the predefined sensors usually cannot sufficiently cover all the potential damage regions for a large bridge structure, which will introduce additional difficulties in damage identification.

In many design-practical cases, most of the codes reviewed do not sufficiently cover this wind action and its effects, leading to a possible under-design of the cross-sections of up to 35%.

In the case of commercial development, re-use is generally initiated by private entrepreneurship and is typically a new activity intended to generate income to sufficiently cover restoration and maintenance costs.

His long answer makes for striking reading all these years later: It combined media-bashing (we were failing to sufficiently cover atrocities committed by the separatists, he said); anti-Islamic sentiment ("What do you suggest we should do? Talk with them about biblical values?"); and the insistence that he had to attack in Chechnya to keep the rest of Russia safe.

Michael Gove promised young people like me in further education that the replacement for the EMA would more than sufficiently cover the requirements of students, yet the pot of money from which the scheme is funded by has been dramatically reduced.

Sam Tanenhaus, editor of The New York Times Book Review, said, "Nothing is sufficiently covered".

The study concludes that the operating expenses of owning a vehicle in New York are not sufficiently covered by pay rates.

Whenever a section of the pillar got sufficiently covered with graffiti, it would be lowered into the ground.

Wait — did I forget to make sure the sofa is sufficiently covered with the down quilt before they jump up?

Lind also treats intermarriage in its proximity to Caucasian-ness, and unions across minority lines are not sufficiently covered.