Sentence examples for sufficiently to ignite from inspiring English sources
The compressed air becomes heated sufficiently to ignite the fuel.
Surface reactions can heat the boundary layer sufficiently to ignite homogeneous reaction, can deplete the boundary layer of a limiting reactant, and can act as a source or sink of free radicals.
Without a serious market, there has not really been much of an incentive to spend the hundreds of millions of pounds necessary to research and develop the sort of reusable launch vehicle (RLV) that would reduce costs sufficiently to ignite real corporate interest in space.
Commodity prices soared, an indication that investors were worried that the Federal Reserve would reduce interest rates sufficiently to ignite inflation.
However, the DC-mediated uptake of tumor antigens is not sufficient to ignite immune response.
Diesel engine, any internal-combustion engine in which air is compressed to a sufficiently high temperature to ignite diesel fuel injected into the cylinder, where combustion and expansion actuate a piston.
The electrode dimensions in the micro-range realized by means of modern micro-machining and galvanic techniques are small enough to generate sufficiently high electric field strengths to ignite gas discharges applying only moderate radio frequency (13.56 MHz) voltages (80 390 V in Ne, He, Ar and N2).
Such belief may just have impressed the demanding Levy, seeking a spark to ignite Spurs' season, sufficiently to make him believe this was a man worth appointing.
The scandal failed to ignite.
The bomb failed to ignite.
