Sentence examples for thought sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Critics of the Anglo-French intervention, including the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, claim that those who backed the removal of Gaddafi had not thought sufficiently about the aftermath.

Dickens "is a man of very 'liberal' opinions in politics," one reviewer remarked, but "we greatly doubt whether he has read or thought sufficiently long and deeply on such matters, to enable him to offer confident opinions".

The former head of the British army, General Sir Richard Dannatt told BBC Two's Daily Politics programme: "Has the UK thought sufficiently at what its strategic interests are in the future?

On the other hand, MacArthur thought sufficiently highly of Eichelberger's performance to award him the Silver Star.

You'll find that if you've thought sufficiently about who your characters are, what they want, and why they want it, they'll guide how you write.

There may be other factors, which we will know only when we think sufficiently long and hard about the problem.

Attacks continued until a 1782 review of the work in the Annual Register, which proclaimed, "That the doctor was not over zealous to allow him the degree of praise that the public voice had universally assigned him, is, we think, sufficiently apparent.

Clearly the loss of Sessegnon was not thought through sufficiently.

It is hard to believe that he did not assiduously follow up this information, or that he would not have thought it sufficiently important to inform his boss.

In the end, I spent $50 on a framed line drawing of a bunch of people jumping in the air and which, I thought, looked sufficiently scratchy and abstract to imply an early stage in a great artist's career.

Human papillomavirus was also linked with sex to some extent, but the causal relationship between HPV and cervical cancer was not recognised, or had not been thought through sufficiently to lead the women to reassess their beliefs about cervical cancer.