Sentence examples for sufficiently in order to from inspiring English sources
Once you dilate the cervix — something that must be done sufficiently in order to avoid tears, punctures and infection — a fetus can start to slip out.
TB is diagnosed currently through smear microscopy, cultures, and lung scans, but the disease has to be developed sufficiently in order to identify it.
The on-going lack of clarity in the law... means that pregnant women and girls in need of an abortion for medical reasons are essentially forced to wait until their condition deteriorates sufficiently in order to justify a medical intervention.
And, what's more, if retirement age is close, opening a personal pension is rarely the best option, as the fund won't have the time to grow sufficiently in order to cover the set-up costs before retirement is reached.
Known as tin-based babbitt metals or white metals, they owe their reputation to the ability to deform sufficiently in order to compensate for irregularities in the bearing assembly, to embed foreign particles in order to prevent scoring, and to retain oil films on their surfaces.
But if the companies look like they've been patsies for taking on responsibility for some of the hottest of Whitehall policies, it's because they've failed to get their house sufficiently in order to resist.
Here, the challenge is to devise a procedure that is sufficiently structured to combine comprehensive phenotyping with standardised assessment, and which is sufficiently rapid in order to be useful in embryo screening protocols.
Although the content of these documents must be sufficiently coherent as befits a strategic design process, they must also be sufficiently differentiated in order to meet the expectations of stakeholders.
Basic service, without fees, must be sufficiently degraded in order to make people want to pay to escape it.
This models need to be sufficiently fast in order to be suitable with optimization process.
The described approach is kept sufficiently general in order to allow its application to several other guideline representation formats.
