Sentence examples for sufficiently succeed from inspiring English sources

Did Darwich et al. sufficiently succeed in this regard?

It is probably closer to the mark to say that he never developed it sufficiently, nor succeeded in converting enough of his party, to make it robust when confronted by all the adversities and events that hit a leader.

But universities can't be expected to offer places to students who don't apply or aren't sufficiently well prepared to succeed.

Hennessy is sufficiently confident he can succeed where so many others' hearts have been broken that he recently teamed up with a Japanese partner to add two Japanese funds to his offerings in the U.S. The $50 million Select Sparx Japan Fund owns approximately 30 value stocks of all sizes.

He doesn't think drivers are a sufficiently cohesive population to succeed in collective action, either.

Second, it is not clear whether this inherently centrist program will succeed in sufficiently bringing together a highly polarized congress.

He defines a Schnorr-random sequence as one on which no computable martingale succeeds sufficiently quickly to be effectively detected.

"The European banking sector is not succeeding sufficiently to regain market confidence and is too dependent on central bank funding," it said.

Similarly, the identity of given immature cell populations does not result sufficiently characterized at succeeding early developmental stages exclusively by their birthdates.

The physician would be able to select any module, pass the SC test, and either succeeds (sufficiently high score when compared with the reference panel) and obtains training credits or fails.

In spite of an odd herbivore morphology, the combined structural and functional features among sloth lineages succeeded sufficiently to permit small sloths to evolve into moderate and large forms.