Examples of 'sufficient to prevent' in a sentence
Meaning of "sufficient to prevent"
sufficient to prevent: This phrase is used to indicate that something is enough or adequate to stop or avoid a particular outcome or result. For example, 'The security measures are sufficient to prevent any unauthorized access.'
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sufficient to prevent
Nor was protection sufficient to prevent heavy losses.
Sufficient to prevent the animal from repeating it.
Detox alone is rarely sufficient to prevent relapse.
Sufficient to prevent the.
The independence requirement is not sufficient to prevent.
This difference is sufficient to prevent the merging particles.
The foregoing enactments would seem to be sufficient to prevent.
Vaccination may not be sufficient to prevent meningococcal infection.
Sealing can be effected in this manner to an elevated pressure sufficient to prevent leakage.
Drainage needs to be sufficient to prevent waterlogging.
The compression exerted on the tubes by the device is thus sufficient to prevent leaks.
An overpressure sufficient to prevent boiling is established in the cell.
The measures introduced must be sufficient to prevent abuse.
A rotation velocity sufficient to prevent frequency locking is thus artificially created.
As a conservation strategy alone would not be sufficient to prevent overexploitation.
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This must be sufficient to prevent weeds from germinating and growing.
Adult protection legislation is not sufficient to prevent elder abuse.
This margin is sufficient to prevent oscillation in the most commonly used feedback configurations.
But even this was not sufficient to prevent him.
Sufficient to prevent significant regrowth of the pathogenic microorganisms ;.
This is considered sufficient to prevent impunity.
Even with these limitations, conventional freeze-drying methods are not always sufficient to prevent meltback.
They may not be sufficient to prevent irrational behavior.
Changing the words of an original source is not sufficient to prevent plagiarism.
This force is not sufficient to prevent debonding of the deposit.
The belt must thus exhibit a coefficient of friction sufficient to prevent this phenomenon.
This pressure is sufficient to prevent any involuntary leak of faecal matter.
The hydrophobating agents are added at a level sufficient to prevent agglomeration.
The space generally seems sufficient to prevent social aggression from emerging as a major welfare problem.
Trade controls in exporting countriesare not sufficient to prevent illegal trade.
Is this percentage sufficient to prevent any significant transboundary impact?
Some measures in daily life are usually sufficient to prevent this risk.
Are these powers sufficient to prevent or disrupt wildlife and forest offences?
It appears that even bycatch mortality is sufficient to prevent population growth.
O is not sufficient to prevent substituents from exerting normal ( additive ) behaviour.
Storage in a refrigerator is not sufficient to prevent such microbial growth.
This is sufficient to prevent the disease and the child's well-being.
Inhibition of microglial phagocytosis is sufficient to prevent inflammatory neuronal death.
Is it sufficient to prevent malnutrition?
The capacity of the funnel was sufficient to prevent wash back.
It is deemed sufficient to prevent the offender from committing further offences ; and.
In combination these instruments should be sufficient to prevent fraud in wine enrichment.
Cut-in Pressure, Sufficient to prevent accumulator pressure falling to warning pressure during a fast brake application.
The quantity released each day is sufficient to prevent coccidiosis in lambs.
Sufficient to prevent major accidents . ".
That should have been sufficient to prevent the disease.
The height separation and the small differences in appearance seem sufficient to prevent interbreeding.
Such information should be sufficient to prevent confusion in the case of homonymy.
Is the protection provided by the Member States' legal systems sufficient to prevent such cases?
A single daily gargle was sufficient to prevent recurrent and chronic infections.
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An adjustable eyepiece is sufficient for mild shortsightedness
A sufficient budget should therefore be approved promptly
Plans and specifications sufficient information to be supplied
