Sentence examples for sufficiently to put from inspiring English sources

The problem facing singers who take this kind of elevated stance is how to break through the formality sufficiently to put a personal stamp on the material.

The Victorian moderate was also key in persuading John Howard to wind back the worst of his punitive immigration regime during the last period of Coalition government – and Broadbent is evidently galvanised sufficiently to put his view on the record at a moment when the Liberal party is awash with tribalism, pugilism, internal contention and mulish retribution.

Although the city cleaned itself up sufficiently to put on the American Royal as scheduled that autumn, by the 1960's the meatpacking industry was beginning to move to smaller communities closer to where cattle was raised, a trend that has continued.

Ford is sufficiently alarmed to put his prestige on the line & plead with the electorate to protect him & themselves from a "veto-proof" Congress.

When you commit a crime which is sufficiently serious to put you in prison, you sacrifice many important rights – your liberty, your freedom of association, and your vote.

By the mid-18th century, however, the Dutch were sufficiently strong to put an end to Mataram supremacy by bringing about a division of the realm into two lesser kingdoms centring on Surakarta and Jogjakarta.

Some big marketers are sufficiently intrigued to put research money into the idea.

Perhaps, God has an immediate or direct awareness of everything and that relation is sufficiently intimate to put him into epistemic rapport with everything.

But there have been all the time I have been in F1. "You'd like tyres that were sufficiently durable to put up with that, and you'd like a failure mode that is perhaps less dramatic than we're seeing at the moment.

The AARP, which had been silent in the run up to the speech, was sufficiently alarmed to put out a statement decrying the error.

She is still learning to chew/swallow the food, and there will be times when she seems to be "refusing" the food, or even "throwing" it back out, when actually, she is just unable to co-ordinate her mouth and tongue movements sufficiently enough to put the food inside.