Sentence examples for think sufficient from inspiring English sources

"I don't think sufficient effort has been made on that front".

"I don't think sufficient thought has been given to them in that role".

"They're not giving, I think, sufficient likelihood that some companies will be able to climb over those problems or earn their way through them".

However, we do think sufficient pre-Rwanda training, focusing on linking faculty's experiences to what can be expected from their time in Rwanda will be key for managing expectations and increasing overall satisfaction [ 26].

The sum had been thought sufficient for carrying out the C.L.P., until an independent audit found it not to be.

Yet these characteristics of warfare have been with us through the centuries and have never been thought sufficient to justify active judicial supervision of combat operations overseas.

But the details show that the panel still thinks sufficient money can be found for housing only if Uncle Sam remains the ultimate guarantor for most home mortgages.

Whatever one may think of the global democratic-imperial ambitions of the present Administration, they cannot long coexist with the combination of narrow greed and public neglect it thinks sufficient for what it is pleased to call the homeland.

Now matters have reached a point where associating a diplomat with a C.I.A. agent (his wife) is apparently thought sufficient to smear him as a Saddam-appeasing, liberal-loving softie.

And we know that, for reasons the judges thought sufficient, the contents of the order were sealed, with special mention that it was not to be available to foreign entities.

The broadcasters are reasonably confident about seeing off any legal challenge from the SNP – they are, after all, not a UK-wide party, and TV debates in Scotland in which they will be invited to participate might be thought sufficient to deal with the issue.