Sentence examples for sufficiently to understand from inspiring English sources

8 20 21 While there is increasing recognition of the importance of political science approaches in understanding health policy systems, 22 23 this has not yet been used sufficiently to understand activities to influence public policy to improve health and reduce health inequalities.

** Richard puts aside his vanity — opens his heart and mind sufficiently — to understand ours.

Richard puts aside his vanity — opens his heart and mind sufficiently — to understand ours.

However, such approaches do not have the resolution required to stratify the highly clonal V. cholerae O1 isolates of the seventh pandemic sufficiently to understand their precise phylogeny and relate that to geographic distribution and spread.

"There has been research done which shows that children at the age of 12 are not sufficiently mature to understand their role within a marriage and certainly in terms of becoming parents; they themselves are still children".

We developed the North American Pancreatitis Study 2 (NAPS2) to be sufficiently powered to understand the complex environmental, metabolic and genetic mechanisms underlying RAP and CP.

All other patients in a state of inebriation were assessed when their alcohol level decreased and when they were sufficiently alert to understand the questionnaire.

Richard Herman, author of a book titled Immigrant Inc. (in which I am profiled), says that the culture of the USCIS is not business friendly; that the adjudicators are not sufficiently trained to understand business documents and business realities; and that the mission of USCIS is not coordinated with the President's goal of promoting job creation, innovation, and economic development.

Plurality thus refers both to equality and distinction, to the fact that all human beings belong to the same species and are sufficiently alike to understand one another, but yet no two of them are ever interchangeable, since each of them is an individual endowed with a unique biography and perspective on the world.

An escorting officer's impression was that "he is an intellectual 'crackpot' who imagined that he could correct all the economic ills of the world and who resented the fact that ordinary mortals were not sufficiently intelligent to understand his aims and motives".

However, few studies are sufficiently comprehensive to understand the multifactorial etiologies and pathways.