The reason for including "non-overridden" in the supposition is that it would not be sufficient for S to be entitled to believe something if S only had good enough grounds to render a proposition sufficiently likely to be true because S might also have counter evidence that overrides those positive grounds.
By nature, Washington was sufficiently prim to have copied out a document entitled "Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour in Company and Conversation".
Quite a few drivers in New York are sufficiently bothered to shell out $18 on a volume entitled "New York Shortcuts and Traffic Tips," compiled by a newspaper columnist with the fetching name of Gridlock Sam.Yet this survey will argue that congestion may be much less of a problem than economists and social planners tend to believe.
The debate is over whether the grounds are such that they can make a belief sufficiently justified so that a responsible epistemic agent is entitled to assent to the proposition.[3] The basic issue at stake is whether the justification condition of knowledge can be fulfilled.
Creditors are entitled to ensure that borrowers reform their economies sufficiently to be able to pay back what they owe.
I was sufficiently moved to pen a rock 'n' roll protest song entitled, "Illegal to Dance," which my band wasn't crazy about (I wound up shelving it after 9/11 because its prophetic final verse involved dancing on ruins).
Following this logic, China should be entitled to emit more in order to industrialize sufficiently so that it can emancipate hundreds of millions of its citizens from economic poverty.
Grum's debut album Heartbeats has become revered as a staple of nu-disco and electroclash, and after a somewhat lengthy hiatus, Grum is back with a new EP entitled In Love, to get you dancefloor dreamers sufficiently stoked leading up to the release of his sophomore LP, Human Touch.
The Supreme Court last considered this issue in a 2001 decision, Saucier v. Katz, which required courts to consider the issue in a precise order, first deciding what the constitutional rule should be and whether the Constitution was violated, and only then deciding whether the issue had been sufficiently unclear at the time so as to make the defendant entitled to immunity.
The gold-standard "Paxos" algorithm is sufficiently complex that a pair of Stanford engineers recently published a paper entitled "In Search Of An Understandable Consensus Algorithm" (PDF) — the title of which sums up the state of the art nicely — in which they present a new alternative, "Raft".
