Sentence examples for sufficiently shown from inspiring English sources

After determining that the plaintiffs had sufficiently shown they had been harmed by the alleged rate manipulations, the panel sent the case back to the lower court.

I am reluctant to endorse heavy-handed efforts to set financial executive pay, but on the other hand, I think defenders of high compensation levels have not sufficiently shown that higher pay means better results, and that better financial results mean better economic performance for the economy as a whole.

That they must be real is sufficiently shown by the first Simplician arguments mentioned above, to which James adds some others of his own.

In the present study, the substantial number of patients offering no declaration of the given reasons in the questionnaire is striking (21.5% in headache; 82.4% in LBP), implying that possible reasons for not having used CAM are not sufficiently shown in the predetermined answer alternatives.

He did dismiss a class-action lawsuit, saying other investors failed to sufficiently show how they were misled.

Now Al Gore and Current's other executives are bracing for a possible lawsuit from Mr. Olbermann, who disputes the channel's assertions that he did not sufficiently show up for work or promote the channel.

Both theoretical and empirical results sufficiently show the reasonability, practicality, efficiency and robustness of our new models and methods for properly explaining the appearance and burst of different kinds of price bubbles.

Simple measures of function such as liver and renal function, arterial blood gases or echocardiography may not sufficiently show toxin-related damage to the organ.

However, the highly comparable distribution of potential confounders between groups (Table 1), as well as the outcome of the multivariate logistic regression model, sufficiently showed the absence of such bias.

It could be seen in this case as well that PS grafted MNs forms a stable dispersion, especially when diluted sufficiently as shown in Fig. 9d.

While uric acid level has sufficiently been shown to have a direct correlation with progressive renal disease, can it be used reasonably as a marker of disease?