Sentence examples for sufficiently demanding from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this task is sufficiently demanding that there is no organization or data set that provides information about the aggregate political spending of a particular public company.

A spokesperson for the BSB says they're aware from meetings and surveys that some students are concerned about their peers' English language proficiency, but they believe the minimum entry requirements are sufficiently demanding.

Payne won in two hours, one minute and 58.1 seconds – and the race was sufficiently demanding that, despite being ranked at seven in the world in the 1500m, she failed to qualify for that final in the pool.

(If something can pass itself off as a person under sufficiently demanding test conditions, then we have very good reason to suppose that that thing is intelligent).

In contrast, if the MCL is sufficiently demanding, then a pooling equilibrium, where all insurers offer the same contract, is the only possible equilibrium.

A spokesman for AQA said: "Our Maths GCSE was developed by our own assessment experts, leading academics and teachers and tested by our research centre with real GCSE students to ensure that it is sufficiently demanding.

This bilateral field advantage, however, was only observed when four or more items have to be enumerated, thus when the task was sufficiently attentionally demanding.

This was similar within our sample; although there was a good understanding of the health benefits of being active, people believed that purposive physical activity was unnecessary because traditional lifestyles were sufficiently physically demanding.

Orchards take years to yield a return and the loss to the rural economy and the environment will be enormous if sales decline sufficiently and demand for English apples falls".

The question would then be whether the case for the mandate, without the broad exemption the church is demanding, is sufficiently "compelling".

They will only be counted if the race is sufficiently close to demand a recount.