Sentence examples for sufficiently thought out from inspiring English sources
But if there was a conspiracy, it seems not to have been sufficiently thought out, as judged by the research presented here, which focused on mistakes and lapses throughout the Fed's history.
This was not just the killing of a man, it was the cutting of the throat of a priest … an act sufficiently thought out to further destabilise French society … and that's the risk.
The problem with the new office is the depressingly predictable problem of so much of British public life: Its role and its responsibility have never been sufficiently thought out.
Critics contend that science has been left behind in the search for a site, and question whether Yucca is even adequate, and whether the engineered protections -- as opposed to the natural geology of the mountain -- have been sufficiently thought out.
Ridgewell added that it was hard to disagree with criticism that the scheme was not sufficiently well thought out.
There's no reason to think that the ideas of happiness we discover by empirical surveys are sufficiently well thought out to lead us to genuine happiness.
All too often these decisions are hurried, last-minute and not sufficiently thought through.
It can inspire confidence that the potential customer base is sufficiently large and interested, and that the commercial structure (i.e., how a business will make money) is well thought out.
Everything is thought out.
