Sentence examples for think it sufficient from inspiring English sources

Others think it sufficient to focus on poverty, and ignore inequality as such.

No longer does the government think it sufficient to build something and then abandon it.

Unlike some Anglo-Catholics, however, he did not think it sufficient to confront the aggressive secularism of the time with a blunt affirmation of the church's supernatural life and apostolic authority.

To think it sufficient to stress that problem in a final declaration and then go away with a clear conscience, or to believe that it is enough to refer the question to the ILO on the pretext that international trade and social rights should be kept separate, is irresponsible to say the least, especially bearing in mind the limitations of that institution's power to act.

Historically, Israeli companies and their venture backers thought it sufficient to be the owner of unique and proprietary IP.

(Naturally, it must have a veridical character as well, and Gassendi thinks it sufficient that such beliefs are at least truth-resembling).

[It should be noted that Velleman (1989) embraces this idea; he thinks it sufficient to justify the rationality of intentions that they will be rationally supported once they are in place.

Do you think it's sufficient?

An embassy spokesman told The Associated Press, "We looked at the information, and we think it was sufficient justification to take measures to protect" the staff.

Throughout a long career my grip caused many arguments but I think it is sufficient to prove that any young player should be allowed to develop his own natural style providing he is not revealing an obvious error.

"I didn't think it was sufficient".