Sentence examples for sufficiently permit from inspiring English sources

During the eclipse phase, the virus evolves immune evasive characteristics, which when accumulated sufficiently permit a new phase of widespread circulation.

He determined that 10 allegations were not credible and that 14 could not be researched sufficiently to permit a conclusion.

He noted that real estate debt documentation had been standardized sufficiently to permit the development of the commercial mortgage-backed securities market.

The developers claim that the above-mentioned road and petrol station have already "degraded" the area sufficiently to permit its destruction.

V-type engines usually have opposite cylinders staggered sufficiently to permit the two connecting rods that operate on each crank throw to be side by side.

By then, airplane instrumentation had been developed sufficiently to permit "blind" flying on instruments alone, but training pilots to do so involved considerable risk.

Jeh Johnson, the secretary of Homeland Security, said in a statement that conditions in Haiti had "improved sufficiently to permit the U.S. government to remove Haitian nationals on a more regular basis".

Almost half a century passed before the concept of chemical energy had developed sufficiently to permit the discovery (in 1845) that light energy from the sun is stored as chemical energy in products formed during photosynthesis.

The first use in this sense is in the files of Merriam-Webster: "The small discs, called chads," noted the RCA Review in 1947, "... are perforated only sufficiently to permit the chads to rise like small hinged lids in response to the sensing pins of a transmitter".

However, at a second meeting several hours later tempers had cooled sufficiently to permit a practical discussion about how the crisis should be handled if a tidy handover were still to take place.What is clear is that Mr Brown is now in a position to dictate terms.

To get at this information, Planck has sampled the "oldest light" in the cosmos - the light that was finally allowed to spread out across space once the Universe had cooled sufficiently to permit the formation of hydrogen atoms.