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sufficient sentence examples

  • However, in 1919 it was increasingly felt that the club should become self sufficient.
  • Sufficient quantities to be harmful.
  • However the colleges, and the ecumenical courses also, have barely sufficient students to create viable united reformed church student cohorts.
  • Sufficient to justify widespread adoption is still a matter of debate.
  • A team sheet will not be considered sufficient to comply with this rule, other than in a reserve section fixture.
  • Sufficient in quantity and nature to require the holding of a local inquiry.
  • Sufficient for this purpose.
  • Sufficient evidence of the efficacy of the method to be used.
  • On the whole, younger students who can stay for three or four weeks or more find that 15 hours is quite sufficient.
  • Sufficient to satisfy expected demand.
  • Even such thoroughly immoral cultures as that of white slaveholders would seem sufficient to ground the sorts of national partiality she defends.
  • Sufficient funds for further improvements in the future.
  • These consist of heaps of loose soil, usually sufficient in volume to fill a 5 liter bucket.
  • Sufficient to enable capital to break free of the gravitational pull of the state.
  • Sufficient flexibility for them to organize their own work as much as possible.
  • Sufficient to induce sensitivity.
  • Sufficient capacity in the right places to give everyone an equal opportunity to choose.
  • Sufficient to meet sustainability targets so to achieve them, economic activities must take better account of environmental objectives.
  • Sufficient justification in the case for presentation to an appeals panel.
  • Sufficient to prevent legal action being taken against you.

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