Sentence examples for affected enough from inspiring English sources

She also said that she had "considerable difficulty" accepting the argument that business people Brandis met with would all need to be consulted, and said it was unlikely they would be unreasonably affected enough to require consultation as part of the FoI process.

The tragedy offered a unique opportunity: Never before had the disease affected enough people to allow researchers to test Ebola drugs and vaccines in a real-world setting.

Officials then asked Goyder to map the drought so they could figure out who was affected enough to claim financial aid.

All three manufacturers worked with the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) to identify the severity of the problem but no vehicles were found to be affected enough to issue recalls.

The dependent region of the lung may collapse completely in ARDS, removing these units from contributing to any volume change, particularly if they are affected enough not to be recruited at high ventilator pressure.

It is possible that our scoliotic subjects were not affected enough (small Cobb angle, the younger subjects may not have altered muscle fiber type composition yet) by their condition in order to see major alterations in the EMG signals.

The song is fleshed out with strings, though it's affecting enough to stand without them.

The grief of Audrey and Esteban was affecting enough, but what really hit home was the reaction of Camille, who found a letter written to her by a grieving Lena.

He said companies might not have the same goals as the physicians or hospitals they work with — for example they are not interested in "orphan diseases" that do not affect enough people to justify the expense of a clinical trial.

So far this year, there's been legislation aimed at overhauling the awarding of electoral votes, requiring that candidates present a birth certificate, not to mention a wide assortment of other voting rights and administration-related measures that could easily affect enough ballots to deliver a state to one candidate or another.

Plus, this is a big enough problem that affects enough businesses, that there is plenty of room for both to build sustainable businesses.