Sentence examples for accurately enough that from inspiring English sources

American officials declared, accurately enough, that the Haitian government was in bad shape and needed reform.

Mr Calderón argues, accurately enough, that this time the recession was caused not by government mistakes but by slumping exports to the United States (as well as a fall in remittances and tourists from there).

The critic Adam Kirsch, writing in The Times Book Review in 1999, noted, accurately enough, that "in his autobiographical essays he goes out of his way to tell us that he is essentially a peasant".

He argues, accurately enough, that the central political question has usually been defined as whether there should be more or less political integration a tug-of-war between "Brussels" and the nation-state.

On the last episode of Aaron Sorkin's "The Newsroom," Jeff Daniels's character, in a scene set shortly before the Gabrielle Giffords gun massacre, was thought to display political courage by showing, accurately enough, that it's a lie to say that Barack Obama is in any way in favor of gun control.

Times columnist Robin Abcarian writes, accurately enough, that O'Connor's words are probably lost on Cyrus, who has responded with predictable low-rent flair.

In order to do its job of precisely monitoring starlight, Kepler has to keep pointing accurately enough so that each star in the field of view stays on the same pixel in the detector, equivalent to pinpointing a soccer ball in Central Park as seen from San Francisco.

Over two decades, she wrote children's books set almost exclusively in late-19th-century England, humorously creating an atmosphere that was accurately enough underpinned to feel convincing, without ever feeling over-researched or teacherly.

Also, real-time monitoring requires lightweight no-reference bitstream models that perform accurately enough.

If you can't shoot with a plain weapon accurately enough, shoot with a weapon that has ACOG, Red dot or Holographic sight.

Accurately enough, the UN retorts that Catholic leadership must also be held to account for things that happen under its influence, and under its rules, across the world.