Sentence examples for although it is enough from inspiring English sources

Ms. Frost will not talk about how much money she has made from the site, although it is enough money that she recently hired two part-time assistants.

Although it is enough to protect a group against a virus by vaccinating most of its members, a contraceptive vaccine has to work on every woman and man every time to avoid unwanted pregnancies.

Although it is enough to clean the inpatient services of the hospitals just with water and detergent –except high risk areas and fomites (surfaces frequently touched by hands such as door handles, bed-heads and bedside cabinets, tap handles etc)., the hospitals use 4% phenol compound, 14% quaternary ammonium chloride, 24% didecyl dimethyl ammonium chloride.

Despite his rally, he made up only two shots, although it was enough to raise the other players' attention significantly.

The outcome was a bare 51 percent approval by the French voters, and, although it was enough to put Maastricht into effect, the evidence of deep division in France further reduced the president's prestige.

The team doesn't talk about how much they make, and although it's enough for Saira to take the chilly winter months off for vacation, she insists money is just a bonus.

"Our power is limited," said He, pointing out that although it was enough to get their first album banned Monkey Snake was the only song on that record that had lyrics that could be considered controversial or anti-authoritarian.

In the Board's ballot for the leadership positions, Hassett received only one of the 13 votes, although it was enough to make him the third on-tour selector.

In the present study, the development of OA was not still advanced at eleven weeks postsurgery, although it was enough to produce detectable changes in the articular cartilage but not in the subchondral bone.

Although I am not sure whether it is enough to inhibit the formation of R-loops, at least, the pull-mRNA-away can disturb R-loop formation.

Seduction's only end is conquest, mainly sexual conquest, although for some seducers it's enough to have the victim in their power, enraptured and enslaved by love.