Sentence examples for sufficiently part from inspiring English sources

Higher education is sufficiently part of the 'market' already".

Having been the scourge of a generation of politicians, having remained outspoken throughout the years of violence, suffering threats from every side, he is now sufficiently part of the establishment to have his self-caricature put on a stamp.

In the past few weeks some of the old Pietersen appears to have surfaced, perhaps brought on by the horror of the defeat, perhaps by a sense that as a senior player he was not sufficiently part of the decision- making process.

"That's not because they're bad people, it's because it's not sufficiently part of the cultural zeitgeist or conversation.

Successful pulse sequences that directly target the dipolar interactions cannot be applied to paramagnetic metal centers with fast relaxation rates and large g-anisotropy, if no echos can be detected and the excitation bandwidth is not sufficient to cover a sufficiently large part of the spectrum.

Rewarding them sufficiently is part of this deal, since rewards play an important role in attracting, motivating and retaining employees [ 4, 5].

We propose a decentralized method for obtaining the vision graph for a distributed, ad-hoc camera network, in which each edge of the graph represents two cameras that image a sufficiently large part of the same environment.

The injury severity of small unmanned aircraft can be less than serious in impacts at minimal airspeed that contact the body with their sufficiently blunt part; however, they are capable of inflicting lethal injury, even when impacting at minimal airspeed, if they impact the body with their sharper part.

Last but not least, depending on the investigation, the liver might simply not be routinely included in the field of view of the PET scan (e.g. at the participating sites in head and neck investigation, the liver is not always included in the FOV while a sufficiently large part of the aorta still is).

This is particular important when one deals with a sufficiently soft part of the insect.

However, this will only increase the support for hybridization hypotheses and will not provide compelling evidence, at least until a sufficiently wide part of the genome can be screened for hybridization.