Sentence examples for sufficiently past from inspiring English sources

I know he was in a once-in-a-lifetime zone then, and I suspect he might be past his best as a batsman, but whether he's sufficiently past it to say, 'just go and swing', I don't know.

He added that the game was sufficiently long past the player's interest to continue, and that the game's sound was "unimpressive".

By the late 1970s, politicians had learnt the lessons of the past sufficiently to wrestle back control – a fact tacitly acknowledged by the 1983 Panorama special The Marketing of Margaret.

Such tuning involves an iterative process of adjusting values to ensure that behaviours and outputs appear sufficiently similar to past periods (Hourdin et al. 2017; Loehle 2017).

This aspect of the EDC low-dose issue has not been appreciated sufficiently in the past.

Past intrigues and betrayals were described with relish, but only when the narrative was sufficiently deep in the past to become a kind of folk story, like today's bodice-ripping fictionalizations of Henry VIII's era.

Likewise, both Congress and George Bush's administration are sufficiently embarrassed by their past links with Enron to have no desire to intervene now.

Scored over with traces of Tennessee Williams bit-parts and perfectly emptied of ego as an artist, Gandolfini was, as it turned out, the only actor who could see past himself sufficiently to inhabit Tony Soprano.

Almost half of those polled also believe that Mr Bush and Mr Cheney had not been sufficiently forthcoming about their past business dealings.All this has made corporate scandals a campaign issue.

Moreover, changes in the shares of immigrant workers are assumed to be sufficiently correlated to their past levels.

However, these incentives turn into effective migration only in communities with a sufficiently large network of past migrants.