Sentence examples for a considerable enough from inspiring English sources

It's a considerable enough difference from the iPhone 4's 9.3mm depth that it would've been a clear victory were it not for the Galaxy S II's 9.91mm thick hump.

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.

Although Intimism did not attract a wealth of followers as a movement, its achievements were considerable enough to give it an influential place in the art of the period.

What makes Faith interesting isn't just her conversational affect or her raw talent — which is considerable enough to have made her an adviser on the current British version of "The Voice" and to have made her first album a platinum-seller — but how her cultural accent will read in America.

The charitable answer is that without all the accompanying affectation, PC Music wouldn't have attracted the attention it has – considerable enough that Sophie ended up with a co-production gig on the last Madonna album.

Smart grid has endowed the demand side with greater elasticity which is considerable enough to have demand response (DR) make a role in the operation of electric power systems [15, 16, 17, 18].

Palestinian officials, while cautioning against debating shards of leaked information, said the concession as represented did not appear to be considerable enough.

Apparently, the distinction between social driving and social transit is considerable enough that the two companies don't mind sharing some brainpower.

The consequences are considerable enough that the American media company Tronc decided to block all European readers from its sites rather than risk the ramifications of its apparent noncompliance.

In these times, I don't think that the things I create are considerable enough to be called illusions.

Since we were still able to detect considerable changes, we have found that this bias was not considerable enough to significantly alter our conclusions.