Sentence examples for associates enough to from inspiring English sources

Target could pay its "associates" enough to buy a sixty-inch flat-screen TV at Target.

That is, self-assembled vectors for siRNA delivery must associate strongly enough to remain intact during cellular binding and entry, yet they must dissociate at some point within cells to release their cargo.

The boy, Charles J. Bishop, an unlicensed pilot, had a prescription for Accutane, which has been associated with suicide enough to cause the Food and Drug Administration to require a special warning label.

"If I find that I have a patient who does not see a long road of opportunity ahead of them, this may be an indicator of multiple issues that deserve attention and also an opportunity to intervene to prevent risky behaviors including behaviors that are associated with HIV/AIDS enough to improve health outcomes," Borowsky says.

Additionally it is the first reported case of HIV-associated PRES severe enough to warrant intubation.

As previously suggested [ 7], the amoebae probably have a major role in bringing amoeba-associated microorganisms close enough to facilitate genetic exchanges.

"Mr Easdale and his associates have invested just enough to keep them above the 25% mark required to hold a veto over any inward investment to the club via a further, more substantial, share offer," said the UoF in a statement.

This is why certain people create "brunch clubs," a cadre of trusted associates that appreciate you enough to tolerate you while you're day-drunk. .

It is possible that risk factors associated with DSH serious enough to require hospitalisation may differ from risk factors associated with less serious DSH.

She was not imaginative enough to associate any other meaning with the words.

"He was young enough to associate with the newcomers and talented enough to hang out with the older guys".