Sentence examples for was sufficient to help from inspiring English sources

Doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London said the treatment had only a temporary effect but was sufficient to help the boy overcome a lung infection.

A simple consultation, lasting less than 10 minutes, was sufficient to help dozens of farmers properly eradicate the banana wilt virus, thereby saving their crops and livelihoods".

A 1902 report by examiner Dr Wormell found that the curriculum was "sufficient to help those few capable of rising to something higher by providing a bridge between elementary school and grammar school".

They also identified the extent to which the FT was sufficient to help them meet a series of SI and facilitator goals (scale: 1 = sufficient, 2 = not sufficient, 3 = don't remember).

TWO big brewers are about to find out whether star power is sufficient to help counteract a star-crossed economy.

However, it is not expected to be sufficient to help turn around opinion polls that show the Popular Party winning a parliamentary majority next month.

"But the power of the asset will not be sufficient to help it grow and thrive if the primary reliance is on print revenue".

He said he had basically frozen departmental budgets for next year in an attempt to reduce the work force by at least 1,200 people by the end of 2003, which he thought would be sufficient to help balance the budget.

The $475 million credit line "will be sufficient to help fund our operations and finalize a plan of reorganization in mid- to late 2002," the chief executive of Warnaco, Tony Alvarez, said in a statement.

That two-year investment should be sufficient to help China's recovery, he said, but "we have prepared enough ammunition and we can launch new economic stimulus policies at any time".

"Over the next few days, I look forward to reviewing this guilty plea closely to see whether it appropriately holds officers, directors and key executives individually accountable and whether the plea will be sufficient to help deter similar misconduct in the future," he said.