Sentence examples for sufficiently stock from inspiring English sources
"When the price of tapes got up to about $65 each, we realized we couldn't afford to buy enough tapes to sufficiently stock the shelves".
IKEA is an astonishing place, and it soon became evident that, not only would I be able to build a fallout shelter with materials obtained there, I could also sufficiently stock my rations with IKEA products.
Had Basel 3 been in force before the crisis most big banks would have been sufficiently stocked up on capital.In this section The new tech bubble Keep calm and carry on Trichet the intransigent Single or quits Unfinished business Offside Reprints Related items Chained but untamedMay 12th 2011Most, but not all.
This is at once negative for Microsoft – it wants more people on Windows 8, downloading applications from its Windows Store – and a boon: By the time those PCs are ready for an upgrade, Microsoft will have presumably filed every rough edge from its Metro offering, and have a Windows Store sufficiently stocked to be above complaint.
During a winter power outage, is the housing stock sufficiently insulated to keep people warm?
Fortunately, I am sufficiently paranoid to stock wind-up radios, flashlights, a billion batteries, a hard-wired telephone and even some drinking water.
The milk mimics the creamy richness of a slow-simmered stock sufficiently to be satisfying, though it does inevitably lack the depth of flavour of those I have lovingly tended for hours on end.
To be frank, one of the greatest challenges a portfolio manager faces is to decide if disappointing results will drive a stock sufficiently lower to warrant selling, repurchasing and starting the clock over again for the long-term holding period for capital gains.
It observes that American firms did not build petrol stocks sufficiently during the winter.
The research firm said the new target price is sufficiently below the current stock price to recommend the stock.
Next was sufficiently nimble to shift stock from its high-street supply chain to meet a surge in online orders as the weather kept customers at home.
