Sentence examples for sufficiently poor from inspiring English sources
A sufficient number of defectors (i.e., sufficiently poor performance for non-defectors) will incentivize all remaining players to defect, thus possibly leading to a 'fully non-cooperative' state.
"The outlook for steel is sufficiently poor," Mr. Tumazos said, "that maybe the talented people at Inland should apply their talents to some other businesses". He suggested ceramics.
The measures are published in league tables and if they are sufficiently poor will affect the official grading given to the school or college by Ofsted.
Their form has been sufficiently poor over the last month that Inter have been able to make up 10 points in six games, despite drawing two of them.
But his performance in Iowa was sufficiently poor — last place with 1 percent of the caucus vote — that he ended his campaign several days prior to New Hampshire.
However, the empirical implementation of this model is sufficiently poor to deny its validity (Fama and French, 2004).
Some of the factors hindering progress include weak and fragmented health systems that are not sufficiently decentralized, poor integration of health services, poor access to HIV testing and counselling services and pervasive stigma and discrimination.
However, when using transcripts from transference therapies in FEST we could not find interventions sufficiently illustrating poor timing.
Instead of tax cuts, Texas might spend its surplus on transportation or schools, especially if the Texas Supreme Court upholds a lower court ruling that the state's school finance system isn't sufficiently funding poorer school districts.
health systems in low-income settings are not sufficiently reaching the poor, and global disparities in reproductive health persist.
In a report published on Friday, the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (Icai) acknowledges the department's awareness that everyday corruption is a critical challenge for development, but says it has neither developed "an approach equal to the challenge, nor … focused its efforts sufficiently on the poor".
