Sentence examples for atypical enough from inspiring English sources

Although she is not the first transgender homecoming queen, her story is still atypical enough to garner attention.

Because moods and behaviors are distributed continuously in a population (without clean breaks between normal enough to leave alone and atypical enough to warrant intervention), both over- and under-diagnosis are likely problems, although we did not pursue these problems at this workshop.

For example, in many neurodegenerative diseases, cells accumulate ubiquitin conjugates [ 38] and it is conceivable that under these conditions free ubiquitin is depleted enough for atypical NEDDylation to occur.

But for contemporary choreographers and dancers like Ms. Shilling — as well as nondancers savvy enough to employ an atypical professional service — the traditional first dance is anything but.

I want to believe she's now aware enough to realize how atypical her New York City experience is and maybe even has gained some empathy toward neighbors who lack the same advantages.

Investigating the history of migraine is enough to diagnose most atypical presentations.

They knew they were electing an atypical, outsiderish leader, not an affable father figure: they had had enough of that under the torpid Mr Chirac.

Of course you do (and so do I), but leadership is hard, and few are willing to learn, grow and adapt enough to be able to lead through today's atypical challenges.

True enough, but from the beginning there was something unusually strident and atypical about the attempt by the IRS and other federal agencies to criminalize the use of sports performance drugs.

While China's boldest intellectuals and dissidents often stand out for being flamboyantly atypical, Han excels at being typical, for allowing his fans to relate to him enough that the principles he espouses feel within reach.

"The problem you have in Pennsylvania is not atypical of the problems you have in many states, which is a reluctance to raise enough revenues to send to the districts," Michael Churchill, a lawyer representing the plaintiffs, told The Huffington Post.