Sentence examples for sufficiently present from inspiring English sources

And, as if the shade of Orwell were not sufficiently present in Turkmenistan, Niyazov has established, despite an abysmal human-rights record, a Ministry of Fairness.

"DfID works with the private sector in situations where the public sector is not sufficiently present (the slums of Nairobi for example) or where state provision is so weak that the private sector has stepped in to fill the gap.

Anton finds the tackling-the-bully dilemma relevant in his refugee camp; Anton and Claus both find that they are not sufficiently present in their sons' lives – but also that they cannot necessarily be blamed.

Folk art is often associated with bright colour and an appealing charm, qualities sufficiently present to account for a wide popularity but counterbalanced by the sombreness and seriousness of many pieces, notably in religious art.

"The responses lament that persons who are separated, divorced or single parents sometimes feel unwelcome in some parish communities, that some clergy are uncompromising and insensitive in their behaviour; and, generally speaking, that the church, in many ways, is perceived as exclusive, and not sufficiently present and supportive".

According to 43.7%, supervising EPs were available for consultation; 40.7% thought that, in a clinical capacity, the EP was sufficiently present during residents' shifts.

A core at the Vinhlong province, MRD, sufficiently presented the sedimentary facies of the area.

Under the guideline of testbed-based multi-metric quality measurement of sensor deployment schemes, simulation results are sufficiently presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed two deployment schemes.

It has been found that the interrelated effects of multiple factors such as pond length-to-width ratio, inlet/outlet configuration, temperature, solar radiation and wind on WSP treatment performance are not investigated sufficiently at present.

The notion of a function may be sufficiently explained for present purposes as follows.

Mr. Linde, however, said Tuesday that if banks could not present sufficiently secure plans to raise their capital, a process of "orderly liquidation" would need to be considered.