Sentence examples for sufficiently established from inspiring English sources

The equity rally is now sufficiently established that investors have overcome their memories of the dark days of 2008.

By 1947 he was sufficiently established in his career to marry Marguerite McClure, with whom he was to have four daughters.

By the time Saif was captured, the National Transitional Council was sufficiently established and diplomatically savvy enough to host an official visit by ICC prosecutor, Luis Moreno Ocampo.

By the beginning of the 21st century, computational aesthetics had become sufficiently established to sustain its own specialized conferences, workshops, and special issues of journals.

(In Europe, by contrast, its dramatic pedigree is sufficiently established that Sophocles' heroine led Jean Anouilh and Bertolt Brecht -- in plays also called "Antigone" -- to adapt the story for their own purposes in response to World War II).

In Worton's script, she is not sufficiently established beyond her illness; she is defined in reaction to her husband, father and brother Manus, with whom she has a sexually teasing relationship.

A few loud sobs to "Someone Like You" will sufficiently establish your humanity.

The immigration service ruled that Noroozi did not sufficiently establish himself as a singular talent.

The trouble is she never left the realm of ideas to sufficiently establish that you might want to wear these clothes.

t. virgata may have been too recent (<200 years) to accumulate sub-species level genetic differentiation and a single mtDNA transition may not sufficiently establish the differentiation required to assign each population to separate taxonomic categories.

He concluded that his aseptic precautions "would of itself sufficiently establish the fact of freedom from external contamination".