Sentence examples for sufficiently use from inspiring English sources

The Olympic committee did not sufficiently use its influence in setting markers for the Chinese to achieve on some issues, especially press freedoms during the Games, said Dick Pound, a committee member from Montreal, who stressed that he was speaking in general and not specifically about Dr. Rogge, whom he opposed in 2001 for the presidency of the organization.

However, this study did not sufficiently use objective outcome criteria that could distinguish beneficial influences on the CHES from the expected improvement of the underlying AR.

They were also against an on-duty clinic system because they perceived that patients can sufficiently use existing providers or access the emergency medical service.

In general, most countries do not sufficiently use the possibilities that the Global Fund provides for health system strengthening and human resources interventions, even though a great majority of proposals recognize human resources constraints as a key to success of future interventions.

Still, millions of Americans cannot lower their cholesterol sufficiently using statins alone, providing a market that could reach billions of dollars in annual sales for a successful drug.

"I think he hasn't really sufficiently used effectively the experience and knowledge of some of the more senior members of the party … Nick surrounds himself with people his own age or considerably younger.

This paper shows that a lip print is sufficiently used by the measurements of biometric systems.

Chaotic state variables produced with high computation complexity are not sufficiently used.

This concludes that R statistics tool is sufficiently used for the analysis of big data.

Highly complex and mostly interdisciplinary questions in environmental research cannot be answered sufficiently using isolated or area-based data mining approaches.

Insofar, however, only the web channel has been sufficiently used for service delivery, whereas other channels have not been adequately exploited.