Sentence examples for usually sufficiently from inspiring English sources
The appearances of the skin are usually sufficiently characteristic to be diagnostic.
The women don't seem to get much in return, but perhaps they don't need to, since they're usually sufficiently plucky, successful and assertive to look after themselves.
It is usually sufficiently and artfully peppered with inaccuracies to be attributable to a novice writer, but we know it is not the student's work.
Thus, by the time a project was established enough to be evaluated, its progenitor had moved on, and the replacement was not usually sufficiently interested in his predecessor's enterprises to spend time and money figuring out whether they had succeeded.
The large amounts of straw slag have usually sufficiently low melting points because of the high potassium contents.
Station positions and their linear velocities are usually sufficiently accurate in order to keep stations coordinates fixed.
For sliding surfaces, adhesive wear usually proceeds sufficiently rapidly that there is no time for surface-fatigue wear to occur.
Most existing algorithms are usually not sufficiently selective and quite a large number of probes are returned.
These videos are usually not sufficiently indexed which makes the finding of objects of interest a time-consuming task.
Approximation concepts, which are often used to reduce the computational cost involved in repeated analysis, are usually not sufficiently accurate for sensitivity analysis.
Moreover, the predefined sensors usually cannot sufficiently cover all the potential damage regions for a large bridge structure, which will introduce additional difficulties in damage identification.
