"sufficiently demonstrate" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It means to show or prove something adequately or satisfactorily. You can use it when you want to emphasize that the evidence or explanation being presented is enough to support a claim or argument. Example: The data presented in the experiment sufficiently demonstrates the effectiveness of the new medication in treating the disease.
"These instances of retaliation sufficiently demonstrate why this Court should invalidate mandatory disclosure and reporting requirements," he wrote.
There are too many stories about socialites — or, at any rate, too few such stories that sufficiently demonstrate why we should care about these creatures.
The research results of this paper sufficiently demonstrate the essential property of non-Newtonian porous-flow mechanics.
However, vowel phonation does not sufficiently demonstrate sentence-based real-life phonation, and biases may occur depending on the test subjects intent during pronunciation.
The proposed method is evaluated in various datasets in comparison with their counterpart algorithms; experimental results sufficiently demonstrate the effectiveness of the method proposed in this study.
These results sufficiently demonstrate that, compared to other representative two-hybrid PPI datasets, the M. tuberculosis H37Rv B2H PPI dataset has distinctly lower percentage of coherently annotated PPIs.
Plaintiffs have sufficiently demonstrated ownership.
They had not sufficiently demonstrated a link between Dr. Lee and the compromised W-88 information, Mr. Kornblum said.
The example illustrated in this paper, sufficiently demonstrates the effectiveness of the new method.
In my humble opinion, it has been sufficiently demonstrated that letting the market vultures run amok and, at the same time, tightly controlling the exchange rate were the real reasons for this collapse".
Amanda Arnold Sansone, a magistrate judge in Tampa, said in an opinion Wednesday that the plaintiffs — Robert Vazzo, David Pickup and New Hearts Outreach — sufficiently demonstrated a likelihood of success with their arguments that the ordinance violates their free-speech rights.
