Sentence examples for sufficiently ground from inspiring English sources

One of such materials is the rice husk which under controlled burning, and if sufficiently ground, the ash that is produced can be used as a cement replacement material in concrete.

He also raised the subject privately in meetings with key cardinals, and his proposal was sufficiently ground-breaking that they requested that the theological and historical implications first be studied in depth.

Doesn't that keep us sufficiently grounded?

Theme is nothing, however, unless sufficiently grounded in pudding.

Every experienced broker has seen deals crater because of attorneys not sufficiently grounded in New York issues".

As organisational behaviour expert, Herminia Ibarra, argues: "the only way to create change is to put our possible identities into practice, working and crafting them until they are sufficiently grounded in experience to guide more decisive steps.

Each has to be custom designed and most software engineers are not sufficiently grounded in the necessary systems theory to perform this design.

Participants stated that they are not sufficiently grounded in analyzing and judging information from clinical trials.

Like the academic sociologist, the judicial fact finder is also interested in demarcating the claims that can be reliably relied on from those that are not sufficiently grounded in acceptable standards of scientific inquiry.

Our tool allows users to quickly and easily produce many sufficiently accurate ground truths that can be employed in practice and therefore it facilitates automatic performance evaluation.

Building on Hajer's notions of 'story-lines' and 'discourse coalitions', it argues that recovering the non-human, material components that construct regulation offers sufficiently firm ground for evaluating regulatory power even in the absence of the firm benchmarks assumed by interest accounts.