Sentence examples for be argued that enough from inspiring English sources

It can be argued that enough has been said about Donald Trump anyway, mostly by Mr. Trump himself, and that this exhaustive book is a no-win proposition.

After the preservation of so many former Nazi buildings, some also are arguing that enough is enough, saying the time has come to let them waste away or, in some instances, consider tearing them down.

Even if the price rose above $100 per barrel, it is argued, that wouldn't be enough without tackling costs (as I write, it's trading at $56.64).

It could of course be argued that this is good enough to reach meaningful conclusions in this specific case.

It could also be argued that there was no enough soft tissue surrounding the bone to mimic the real oral scanning situation.

On the other hand, it could be argued that we were not directive enough given the expert role that many stakeholders wanted us to take.

From a theoretical point of view it could be argued that one dimension would be enough for the determination of personality organization or functioning.

Notable exceptions to this include 3.5 and 3.6, which have alkylated diketopyrrolopyrrole and naphthalimide acceptors on the periphery, although it may be argued that these groups are large enough to not suffer from steric hindrance from their alkyl groups.

It can be argued that the standards are not 'sensitive' enough to allow the possibility of actually evaluating improvements.

It might be argued that these criteria are not stringent enough, although they are broadly consistent with (albeit not identical to) the European League Against Rheumatoid Arthritis (EULAR) responder definition [ 26].

It has been argued that it is enough to measure these markers for clinical evaluation of effects.