She also joined the Communist Party, but only after first refusing to because she did not consider herself sufficiently worthy, according to a published biography.
"I worry that some might mistakenly read it to suggest that only 'playground resurfacing' cases, or only those with some association with children's safety or health, or perhaps some other social good we find sufficiently worthy, are governed by the legal rules recounted in and faithfully applied by the court's opinion," Justice Gorsuch wrote.
If not then a preference would be for Stuart Broad, as a young thruster, rather than Plunkett, whose action does not hold up sufficiently, or the worthy Jon Lewis.
It is too easy to pass the test that determines whether a film is sufficiently British to be worthy of state support.
On Sunday night, the piece felt like one giant cadenza, an instrumental joy ride fueled by breakneck passage work, wild arpeggiations and, yes, plenty of trills, sufficiently demonic to be worthy of the name.
Thus, when Rawls says, for example, that some non-democratic peoples are sufficiently well-ordered to be worthy of full membership in the society of peoples, he is arguing that democratic peoples may not use political power or pressure to change them not that non-democratic but well-ordered peoples are ideal or beyond moral criticism.
Although the lower end of the 90% CIs for completion rates in the docetaxel-alone and 3-weekly docetaxel gemcitabine arms was just below 60%, their observed completion rates are sufficiently high to make them worthy of consideration for further clinical testing.
He felt that the Massachusetts ministers ought to support the court in its weighty, worthy task; none had sufficiently done so.
There is nothing wrong with failing if the idea you tried was worthy and you were sufficiently committed to it.
The subject matter should tie directly to your standard and should be sufficiently weighty and challenging to be worthy of your time.
Mr Wilson's government was climbing back from behind in the opinion polls, and his chancellor, Roy Jenkins, failed for all the worthiest reasons to deliver a sufficiently generous pre-election budget.
