Sentence examples for sufficiently few from inspiring English sources

When we talk about a safe neighbourhood or a good school, we usually mean we see sufficiently few black people to feel at ease.

They estimate that even now only 10% of the universe's galaxies would host sufficiently few GRBs to give the evolution of complex life a fair run.

Although the proposed algorithm sometimes misses a few deadlines, these are sufficiently few to be tolerated in view of the considerable reduction achieved in the scheduling overheads.

To achieve reasonable calculation times for running the simulations, as well as efficient coupling with the turbulent mixing process, the nitrogen scheme is limited to sufficiently few homogeneous reactions and species.

If our hominin ancestors tended to live in circumstances where the opportunities for 'wasting' altruism in non-fitness-enhancing ways (e.g., on 'outsiders') were sufficiently few and far between, then a simple, undiscriminating (though limited) sense of concern and altruism may have promoted fitness at far less cost than more discriminating forms, evolving more readily.

The positions recognized by the IEP are sufficiently few and flexible that the algorithm generally identifies multiple rank-ordered target sites in any gene.

I was sufficiently concerned a few weeks ago to ask for it be sent to the ethics commission.

Though governments increasingly refuse to accept a white South African ambassador, there are, as yet, few sufficiently trained potential black ones to take over.The strongest voice in foreign-policy decision-making is Mr Mbeki himself.

In this situation, kinetic modeling indicates that bubbles ignite when they become sufficiently large and few enough to have a lifetime (i.e. the interval between their collisions) longer than the ignition delay for the temperature of the sand.

Some of these models succeeded for a time, but few sufficiently integrated the unique socio-cultural considerationsa or the political ecologyb of Tibetan pastoral society into the process of planning or the on-going execution/extension of social services.

Although the offset problem is well studied in classical differential geometry and computer-aided design, where the underlying surface is sufficiently smooth, very few algorithms are available for computing geodesic offsets on discrete representation, in which the input is typically a polyline curve restricted on a piecewise linear mesh.