Levels of harm that would normally be sufficient to justify regulating the conduct which causes them may be not be sufficiently great to justify restrictions in cases where the harm is caused by speech or expression.
Precipitation occurs when the depth of humid air is sufficiently great.
Under sufficiently great pressure, the electrons are forced to combine with protons to form neutrons.
If the vacuum is sufficiently great, the body of the diver may be crushed and sucked up into the helmet.
Economists believe that price elasticities are sufficiently great for most goods so that price reductions will increase revenues in the long run.
The deficiency of iron-containing enzymes in the tissues, if sufficiently great, results in a smooth tongue; brittle, flattened fingernails; and lustreless hair.
The differences between such pictorial signs and other forms of writing are sufficiently great for some scholars to maintain that they are not legitimate types of writing.
During World War II the threat of aerial attack on cities became sufficiently great to call for organized civil defense planning.
Robert Shapiro, a former economic adviser to Bill Clinton, who now works at US consultancy Sonecon, says: "The Chinese leadership have had a fundamental policy of driving growth sufficiently great to generate employment for about 10 million people a year.
My judgment is that American interests are sufficiently important, prospects for achieving limited success are sufficiently high and the risks of alternative policies are sufficiently great to proceed, for now, with Mr. Obama's measured strategy.
Carroll told Smith that copy editors were an important part of making a good paper great, but Smith replied that the Tribune was sufficiently great with a much smaller staff.
