Sentence examples for be a large enough from inspiring English sources
Thirty-six states would seem to be a large enough majority to assuage these fears.
While it's possible that there could be a large enough modelling error to allow the result of the ban failing, it is unlikely.
Chronicling the start of the nanotech revolution, with its far-reaching social implications, would seem to be a large enough task for any novel.
For now, the roughly 2,000 paratroopers and several hundred special operations soldiers on the ground here do not appear to be a large enough force to launch an attack.
That might be a large enough raise to justify training and job security, and new respect for the men and women in these jobs -- respect as workers, not servants.
If enough candidates enter the race, 15% could be a large enough share of the vote to reach the general election though hardly to win it, especially for someone festooned with Mr Duke's baggage.The Republican Party has enough on its plate without the presence of Mr Duke.
Out back, there's a large enough patio, with strings of lights affixed to the fence.
They reckoned this was a large enough majority to justify their religion's special place in state-run education.
And what it's detected is a large enough effect that it can indeed be followed up by Planck.
Which does not matter too much as Sérgio alone is a large enough subject to fill a film.
