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Significados de still sufficient en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "still sufficient".
Uso de still sufficient en inglés
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We need to hope there is still sufficient consumer demand for Saab cars.
Reuters
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I started, and I had still sufficient blood to crimson my pallid face.
A Day of Fate
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As a result, there is still sufficient hydrophobic contact to maintain the four stranded structure.
Pubmed
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The light was still sufficient to distinguish the forms and general appearance of the travellers.
The Headsman; Or, The Abbaye des Vignerons
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This supports the evidence for a still sufficient efficacy of chloroquine in north-western Burkina Faso.
Pubmed
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For the rest, what can be seen is still sufficient to give us an idea.
In the World War
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There was still sufficient time to catch the train.
The Trespasser
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There was still sufficient light to admit of reading.
Les Misérables
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That seeming rational to the Indians, we proceeded, our glory something diminished, but still sufficient.
1492
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Global geopolitical risk was still sufficient to provide a floor for oil prices, said Again's Kilduff.
Reuters
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I perfectly agree with your Ladyship, but still sufficient unto the day is the Armageddon thereof.
A Honeymoon in Space
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The regulators have confirmed that the proposed undertakings are still sufficient to ensure media plurality, Hunt said.
The Guardian
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What remains is still sufficient, when conditions permit, to create one-hundred-kilometer-per-hour blizzards from Quebec to Nova Scotia.
Grand junction
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Moreover its amino terminal domain encoded by exon 1beta is still sufficient to obtain the same effect.
Pubmed
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That makes them only medium-range but still sufficient to reach Israel or US bases in the Gulf.
The Guardian
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There was still sufficient unexpectedness about the act, however, to give him a decided thrill of pleasure.
The House Behind the Cedars
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Still sufficient por variante geográfica
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