Sentence examples for sufficiently prompt from inspiring English sources

He anticipated that only a resulting measure of lawlessness could sufficiently prompt the public to understand and appreciate the controlling principle – that a policeman does not strike.

Similarly, weaker signals close to the true AUG start might preclude sufficiently prompt reinitiation and subsequent translation of the real ORF from taking place.

If a patient fails to improve sufficiently, prompt ETI should be performed without a delay because there is an increased risk of morbidity and mortality with ETI after failed NIV.

The lack of success to date in efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions sufficiently has prompted attention to the possibility of counteracting the effects of emissions through the intentional manipulation of global-scale Earth system processes – a process referred to as "geoengineering" [ 5] The concept of geoengineering is not new, and dates back to at least 1965 [ 6].

These sometimes erotic postcard texts were sufficiently nonconformist to prompt Berg to use them as background for even-less traditional music than he had composed in the past.

The warnings were vague but sufficiently alarming to prompt the F.A.A. to issue four information circulars, or I.C.s, to the commercial airline industry between June 22nd and July 31st, warning of possible terrorism.

Minutes into the first half Sam Allardyce must have wished it had been sufficiently severe to prompt the postponement of a game that would leave his side stuck in the bottom three and a thoroughly impressive Watford surveying the view from the heights of seventh place.

Because of multiple lymph node metastases, the present case was sufficiently unusual to prompt us to perform additional deep sectioning of the whole tumoral area at a thickness of 20 μm, and further analyses were performed using H&E and D2-40 staining.

The Chicago exhibition was sufficiently successful to prompt businessman Charles L. Willoughby to commission a second version, which opened in Boston, Massachusetts, on December 22 , 1884

Finally, we included children with diarrhea who appeared sufficiently ill to prompt the healthcare provider to recommend overnight admission to the hospital.

Although the setting is usually sufficiently suggestive to prompt the diagnosis, the osmolar gap may be a helpful adjuvant in unmasking the presence and indirectly determining the concentration of the solute used.