Sentence examples for sufficiently to end from inspiring English sources

But in an optimistic scenario, says Saeb Erekat, Mr Abbas's chief negotiator, such a government could adopt a programme that satisfies the demands of both the West and Israel (including recognition of Israel) sufficiently to end the economic boycott.

The bad news was that the election was sufficiently disrupted to end with a lower-than-usual turnout, and millions of voters blocked from voting by the anti-government PDRC movement.

"Our central conclusion is that monetary policy alone is a sufficiently powerful and flexible tool to end recessions," they wrote.

Another core question is whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu feels he has sufficiently degraded Hamas' military capabilities to end the offensive launched this month.

It's not going to strengthen sufficiently to justify an end of the current program," said Millan Mulraine, senior economist at TD Securities.

Presuming Hibs can gather themselves sufficiently to avoid an end-of-season horror show, they have to face another battle.

Fortunately this Good Daughter recovers sufficiently to provide a satisfying ending at the dinner table, where she serves her husband Mom's roast chicken.

The final season of Downton Abbey just got going on PBS in the US and, as those who saw it in Britain last year already know, it has a sufficiently sad, end of an era air about it to make one practically mourn the passing of formalised inequality.

The only British short was The Song of The Rain, directed by London Film School student Aygul Bakanova.Set in a village in Kyrgyzstan, this story of marital strife lacked a sufficiently dramatic ending.

However, the suture material itself should be left in situ with sufficiently long ends to later permit the reocclusion of the coronary in the identical location during histology.

With the wide deployment of wireless networks and the rapid integration of various emerging networking technologies nowadays, Internet video applications must be updated on a sufficiently timely basis to support high end-to-end quality of service (QoS) levels over heterogeneous infrastructures.