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n. (context logic English) A statement P in relation to statement Q such that P implies Q.
Usage examples of "sufficient condition".
It then seeks for the concept of that which is independent of all condition, and finds it in that which is itself the sufficient condition of all other things, that is, in that which contains all reality.
This certainly proves that the brain plays an essential part in the causation of memory, but does not prove that a certain state of the brain is, by itself, a sufficient condition for the existence of memory.
Freedom is not a sufficient condition to assure man's proper fulfillment, but it is a necessary condition.
It looks to be a necessary if not a sufficient condition for making money.
While food production was thus a necessary condition for the evolution or early adoption of writing, it was not a sufficient condition.
Although large-scale slaving was involved in these wars, and was doubtless a sufficient condition for them, hence the name, other considerations, as would be expected, were often involved, as well, such as the levying of tribute and the control of trade routes.
Beauty, strictly, is not even a necessary condition for bondage, let alone a sufficient condition for it.
There wouldn't be sufficient troops left on Theeo in sufficient condition to operate the machines.
In them lies a necessary if not sufficient condition for the improvement of man's lot, even his mental and spiritual lot.
The necessary and sometimes sufficient condition for getting over a dame is the availability of other dames.
Liberation from superstition is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for science.