Sentence examples for Not considerable enough from inspiring English sources
Since we were still able to detect considerable changes, we have found that this bias was not considerable enough to significantly alter our conclusions.
Because Dante was born in 1265 and the exiled Guelfs, to whose party Dante's family adhered, did not return until 1266, Dante's father apparently was not a figure considerable enough to warrant exile.
Palestinian officials, while cautioning against debating shards of leaked information, said the concession as represented did not appear to be considerable enough.
In these times, I don't think that the things I create are considerable enough to be called illusions.
Apparently, the distinction between social driving and social transit is considerable enough that the two companies don't mind sharing some brainpower.
Free treatment is not enough Considerable progress has been made in Chad with the creation of an institutional framework to fight HIV.
We did not control for components of the insulin-like growth factor (IGF) system; the limited existing evidence for this system refers to ALL rather than AML (Ross et al, 1996; Petridou et al, 2000) and the association between adiponectin and IGF-1 in children is not strong enough to generate considerable confounding (Mantzoros et al, 2004a).
He will have considerable power, yet obviously not nearly enough to deliver on everything that has been promised.
As if the instrumentation itself were not radical enough, Ms. Auguscik makes considerable use of the iconoclastic timbres available to jazz vocalists and instrumentalists.
Even so, American intelligence says the North Korean missile has considerable limitations: It is not powerful enough to carry a nuclear warhead to the United States, though it could carry a lighter biological warhead.
