Sentence examples for sufficiently to arrest from inspiring English sources

"There can be no letting up on reforms until growth has recovered sufficiently to arrest the rise in unemployment and debt," Lagarde said.

When he did go back for the funeral of another brother a few years ago, he felt it had become sufficiently awkward for the authorities to arrest him.

Nobody came to arrest me.

Officers arrived to arrest him.

A couple are slightly older people – but they are sufficiently psychologically arrested to come under the description of young people".

It also happens that after the events at issue have occurred, the law may change, dramatically or ever so slightly, but in any event sufficiently to require the trial judge to hold that there was not probable cause to make the arrest and to seize the evidence offered by the prosecution...

It is not yet clear whether hemofiltration can reduce blood cytokine levels sufficiently to benefit patients who suffer prolonged cardiac arrest (CA) treated with cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB).

His appearance was sufficiently arresting to have attracted a number of descriptions.

Because of this transient protection, arrested cells will escape death if the cyclin B's level drops to the exit threshold before Mcl1 is degraded sufficiently to elicit apoptotic responses.

India now feels that conditions have improved sufficiently to withdraw.

Nor has he reached out sufficiently to living composers.