Sentence examples for though sufficiently from inspiring English sources

By comparison, his successor, a former consultant known for his strategic flair, is "positively Cartesian", as a colleague puts it (though sufficiently down-to-earth to be taking boxing lessons).

But his military might, though sufficiently strong in 31 bc to guarantee orderly political processes, was itself incompatible with them; nor did he relish the role of military despot.

In conclusion, the findings were more mixed than expected, though sufficiently strong studies exist to provide lessons for future research.

Though sufficiently advanced machine vision or object recognition algorithms might be able to beat the Snap-tchas, so they may be more of a stopgap solution.

The fractured medium is modeled with the extended finite element method, and the stress intensity factor is calculated by the simple, though sufficiently accurate, displacement extrapolation method.

Even though sufficiently strict labor laws are present in Brazil, enforcement is weak.

This time, though, Mr. Levy, while sufficiently ridiculous with his vacant stare, hesitant diction and swept-back gray hair, is also a lovable, vulnerable lost soul.

In the fall of 1949, though, she was sufficiently interested to enroll in a special early-morning course at the Cordon Bleu cooking school, where she found herself the only woman student — the twelve others were ex-G.I.s, learning cooking on the G.I. Bill of Rights.

Such research and its application will make it more likely that enough food for 9 billion people can be grown in a three-degrees-hotter world without much of the planet's remaining uncultivated land or pastures coming under the plough.If yields cannot be improved sufficiently, though, desperation may lead to more wilderness being uprooted or burned.

They managed to tame it sufficiently, though, that their other measures could be brought to bear: "points of interest" from OpenStreetMaps, things like bike racks, bars, universities, banks, and such; call detail records taken from mobile providers; and an analysis of street layouts to determine their convenience and accessibility to other areas and resources.

Harry Bicket conducted a crisp, though not sufficiently supple, performance.