Sentence examples for appropriate enough for from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rini imbues Sam with nonstop if not entirely convincing charm (appropriate enough for a man planning to run for governor).
Riggan was operating on four hours' sleep after taking a 6 30 a.m. flight from Indianapolis, and he was Manager Bobby Valentine's only right-handed option out of the bullpen, appropriate enough for this chaotic season.
For Baird, the flurry of sentiment may have been appropriate enough for his 16-year-old tabby.
We selected standard gel-based MS-PCR, which could be considered appropriate enough for our descriptive analyses aiming at distinguishing between methylated and unmethylated cases.
We must remark that minicells do not seem to be appropriate enough for the treatment of bacterial infections as minicells will not be engulfed by prokaryotic cells; they could be envisaged, however, as useful delivery solutions for the treatment of cancer cells (MacDiarmid et al., 2007; de la Cueva-Méndez 2013).
Despite potential confounding effects - arising out of tissue, species and experimental diversity - in the reported data, I analyzed the data under the assumption that genes in diverse human studies when combined together would capture a broader spectrum of expression changes in DS and hence be appropriate enough for uncovering potential PTZ mechanism.
Potsdamer Platz, the rebuilt heart of the reunified Berlin, was the emotional center of the day, with a big screen for thousands under the representational Mount Fuji of the Sony Center, an appropriate enough place for a game played in Japan.
Mr. Bush signed the fence bill this year, but Congress did not appropriate enough money for it.
It depicts a farmer of yore in his field, an appropriate enough scene for backyard entertaining.
Third, the industry finally gave up hope that Congress would appropriate enough money for the F.D.A. to perform the job.
Religious "healing meetings" can be.This one was called the Jesus Miracle Crusade, an appropriate enough event for a man most experts believe doomed to defeat, barring divine intervention, or all-too-human fraud.
