Sentence examples for there would be sufficient from inspiring English sources

In his first major interview, Mark Warwick, a former police detective in charge of the Iraq Historic Allegations Team (Ihat), told The Independent that he believed there would be sufficient evidence to justify criminal charges.

It followed a challenge the council had failed to show there would be sufficient equalities training for volunteers.

Therefore, over this 24 hr time frame there would be sufficient time for cells in the infected lungs including RDC subsets to take up antigen and then migrate from infected lung to the MLN.

Hygiene is about applying common sense.' However, most teachers thought that during a major public health threat like an influenza pandemic there would be sufficient opportunity to temporarily enforce much more intensive hygiene measures.

"It was probably, looking back, a little too ambitious to think that there would be sufficient local demand".

In addition to that, we would have to adjust our hours so there would be sufficient coverage all day long.

If they're on roofs or in gardens, then there's no certainty that there'd be sufficient wind to power a home for any useful length of time.

We will move forward only if that team concludes there is evidence of a crime that would be sufficient to justify a court order, if one were applicable.

There was an assumption that these actions would be sufficient for patients to make recommended changes, which in turn would lead to improved health.

Had there been proper consultation, we might have reached the view there would be a sufficient geographic entity to make sense of collaboration across borough boundaries, but with sufficient identity to the locality for the individual".

They told him that they were short of bodies to keep the drones flying, and they ordered him to pass students in future so that there would be a sufficient number trained and ready to go.