Sentence examples for that's sufficiently from inspiring English sources
He said the long-running ITV1 soap presented "a warm and cosy version of the world" but added "it's a community that's sufficiently real and sufficiently recognisable that people are drawn to it".
It's a likable, two-inch-deep legal potboiler that's sufficiently in the John Grisham vein to have borrowed its oedipal plot outline from Grisham's The Chamber.
But "borking" is part of the language, indicating a vetting process for a presidential nominee that's sufficiently tension-inducing to justify a Xanax drip.
He was in Pavement, which perfected ironic, affectless indie rock 15 years ago; on the other hand, he has a new record that's sufficiently Dionysian.
"There's information that's after the fact, and there's information that's sufficiently before the fact that allows you to consider it actionable," Mr. Rumsfeld said.
"If we are going to impose a standard on the courts, it has to be something that's manageable, and it has to be something that's sufficiently concrete," Alito said.
"Can you find 12 people and 6 alternates that are sufficiently ignorant?" he asked.
The effort has been in developing equipment that is sufficiently sensitive to pick this up.
College is a process that is sufficiently multifaceted and fine-grained to do this.
It seeks a treaty amendment that is sufficiently robust to satisfy Karlsruhe.
Some countries, such as Sweden and Germany, had employer organizations that were sufficiently united to resist these pressures.
