Sentence examples for sufficiently young from inspiring English sources

Child refugees have been criticised for not looking sufficiently young.

Yet as someone who remains obsessed with the "sound of the sprockets" and the "feel of 35mm", and is still sufficiently young at heart to take a late-life leap into big-screen 3D, doesn't he flinch at all from the aesthetic limitations of the small screen?

Neeleman's staff is sufficiently young and sufficiently mesmerized by options on the hot stock that many take low cash wages.

The field is sufficiently young that there's no 30-year history of knowing how to do this in the best way".

Cretaceous divergences are sufficiently young that most coding sequences, even ones chosen specifically for suitability over this time span, have accumulated relatively few amino acid changes.

At a Congressional hearing on football brain injuries, held in Houston on Monday, legislators accused college athletic officials of ignoring risks and failing to adopt polices that sufficiently protected young players.

At the same time, careers in industry may not appeal sufficiently to young people, in part because the prospects for future career advancement are not clear.

"Sometimes, we tend to, as decision-makers, not listen sufficiently to young people and the issues that they raise," noted Ms. Tobin.

Could family cartoons sufficiently entertain a young generation excited by Beatlemania and the poptastic delights of Radio 1?

Mr. Buffett has said that he has three internal candidates who are both sufficiently talented and young enough to take the reins as chief executive.

Villa, who face Watford tomorrow, had previously indicated they would not go above £6m but O'Neill is sufficiently impressed by Young for the board to have increased their offer.