Sentence examples for sufficiently working from inspiring English sources

Usefully, though, there was already a tendency (stemming from Victorian anthropology) to imagine repressed pagan roots dangling from anything sufficiently working class and folksy; and though academia had moved away from this, pagan revivalism had not.

However, at present it is fair to say that none of the rival types of theories is sufficiently worked out for a definitive comparative evaluation to be possible.

Some critics argue that Grice's maxims are not sufficiently worked out to explain many of the phenomena related to implicature.

Boethius' considerations are not sufficiently worked out as to be viewed as a full-fledged 'theory of consequence', and indeed there are a number of tensions and inconsistencies in his doctrines.

But many programmes are still not sufficiently work-based.

Firstly, in China, work-family balance welfare practices for civil servants are abundant when compared with employees in the industrial sectors, which made the research cover more sufficiently work-family balance practices.

If sufficiently negative working potentials are imposed, the latter is reduced to the corresponding carboxylate, pinacol and alcohol.

(Female, Year 4, 2012) The students experienced the environment as preparing them sufficiently for working life, i.e., being self-directed and taking responsibility and initiative.

What has changed?MAD but happyDuring the election campaign, Mr Blair and Mr Brown buried their differences sufficiently to work together effectively.

It points out that the decision to time limit contributory ESA to one year is not based on any evidence that claimants will have recovered sufficiently to work but is simply a cost-cutting measure.

In January 1900 he had recovered sufficiently to work on a new novel, The O'Ruddy, completing 25 of the 33 chapters.