Sentence examples for sufficiently important that from inspiring English sources

However, communication is sufficiently important that most animals show some tuning of their sense organs and some specialization of their brains to improve signal detection and characterization.

Paramount to the debate about directorships is MPs properly serving their constituents and I'd argue that representing constituents and scrutinising government is sufficiently important that MPs should commit to the task fully.

"We think that the information contained in the report was sufficiently important that the deliberate failure to provide it could properly be characterised as a 'cover-up'," consultants from Grant Thornton have concluded.

So the question is, if everybody else is willing to take on their sacred cows and do tough things in order to achieve the goal of real deficit reduction, then I think it would be hard for the Republicans to stand there and say that the tax break for corporate jets is sufficiently important that we're not willing to come to the table and get a deal done.

Some states have considered this office sufficiently important that the Director of DDS sits on the governor's cabinet.

The deduction theorem is sufficiently important that proof systems are created with it as part of the basic machinery, rather than being a derived rule.

That KPI was retained, however, because panellists indicated that it was sufficiently important and that they were highly likely to use it.

We believe this is a sufficiently important point that we added it as a new bullet portion in the later part of the article (Paragraph 88).

This is a sufficiently important issue that in our opinion, it would be interesting to consider basing critical assessments on a single method (or aggregate of methods), and letting data vary as desired.

The death of four members of the nobility was sufficiently important to ensure that the event was recorded in contemporary chronicles, most notably by Froissart and the Monk of St Denis, and subsequently illustrated in a number of copies of illuminated manuscripts.

It was shown in [ 25] that this systematic bias is due to a GC-content compositional heterogeneity across sequences that is sufficiently important to mislead the ME criterion.