Sentence examples for view sufficient from inspiring English sources

While they did not look into internet regulation in depth during their six-month inquiry, they concluded: "In our view sufficient concern has been raised to warrant a more detailed consideration of the impact of the internet on children's and young people's mental health, and in particular the use of social media and impact of pro-anorexia, self-harm and other inappropriate websites".

In order to control the pest we assume, throughout the paper, that (taugeqfrac{b }{p}) if (theta=0) (from a biological point of view, sufficient of the natural enemies must be released to prevent the pest population exceeding (V_{L}), i.e., by maintaining (frac{dx t)}{dt}<0) (for some time) and (theta>0) if (tau=0).

This approximation does not take in account events that may have occurred in the same region on the opossum branch after divergence, but since the goal of this study does not require a high level of precision, this method is, in our point of view, sufficient.

In any case, the number of "common" individuals in each analysis (n = 5,741) were, in my view, sufficient to provide stable and comparable results (e.g. the number of "common" individuals represents 94% of the Rasch analysis sample (n = 6,052), and 80% of the EFA analysis sample (n = 7,189).

Mr. Kerry has long maintained that his vote in favor of authorizing force in Iraq, a vote cast five months before the war began, in no way signaled his favoring the way the president ultimately acted: without reaching out, in the senator's view, to sufficient numbers of American partners and failing to exhaust all alternatives.

Only multicultural liberal nationalism can therefore, in Kymlicka's view, secure sufficient solidarity between individuals and groups for stable and democratic welfare states in contexts of large scale immigration and persistent cultural diversity.

In Kant's view, continuity sufficient to "retain the thought of the previous subject and so hand it over to the subsequent subject" (1781, A363), continuity sufficient therefore for diachronic unity of consciousness, is quite compatible with the 'retained thoughts' being passed from one subject to another, compatible therefore with an utter absence of personal identity.

This, in Davy's view, was sufficient to demonstrate that she was certainly no imbecile.

In order to take full advantage of the objective field of view, a sufficient number of detector pixels are required.

No obstruction was reported and the visual field of view was sufficient to practice surgery.

Parents are rationally justified in believing that reading their child stories will benefit them; the evidence in favour of this view is sufficient to justify the supposed 'gamble'gamble