Sentence examples for sufficiently swift from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sufficiently swift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fast enough to meet a particular requirement or expectation. Example: "The response time was sufficiently swift to address the urgent situation."
He said that church leaders had not been "sufficiently vigilant" or "sufficiently swift and decisive" in cracking down on abusers.
Michalis Massourakis, chief economist at a major bank in Athens, Alpha Bank, said the government's austerity measures -- and the tepid response from Brussels thus -- had not been sufficiently swift to ease jittery investors.
By Samantha Henig September 16, 2010 To know: Pope Benedict XVI, making the first papal visit to Britain in twenty-eight years, said that the Roman Catholic Church was not "sufficiently vigilant" or "sufficiently swift and decisive" in dealing with the recent sex-abuse scandals.
Like the rest of Germany, Saarland is now praying that the recovery will be sufficiently swift and strong to stave off mass unemployment.The crisis and its aftermath have provided unsettled political weather for Germany's federal election, to be held on September 27th.
On his flight here on Thursday, the pope offered his most candid acknowledgment yet of the church's failings in handling the scandal, saying church leaders had not been "sufficiently vigilant" or "sufficiently swift and decisive" in cracking down on sexual abusers.
SEMNET [ 3] distributed heated discussions of structural equation model testing to a somewhat limited audience, but the model-testing revolution was sufficiently swift that recapitulation will likely assist anyone who blinked.
Removing a single individual may not be enough to quell dissent if it is widespread; alternatively a swift and brutal execution may be a sufficiently powerful deterrent to any other would-be rivals.
Was it sufficiently filmic?
"I'm sufficiently embarrassed".
