Sentence examples for be enough to display from inspiring English sources
It will no longer be enough to display superior intensity, technical quality, tactical sophistication, or the will to win.
That's a fairly large area, but it won't be enough to display the huge immersive images shown in the clip.
The 15 lumens won't be enough to display your video to friends, unless you guys really love hanging out in total darkness.
This period could not be enough to display the effects of ERT since Fabry disease is a pleomorphic and long-lasting pathology and the clinical outcome requires a long time to be evaluated.
As indicated in a recent review [ 68], it has been our experience that, perhaps due to the relatively low complexity of the salivary gland proteome (when compared to organs like the mammalian liver or brain, for example), 1000-2000 sequenclonesones are enough to display the majority of the sialome.
The facial projections, created by the Quebec-based Denis Marleau's theater company, would be enough to lift this display out of the ordinary.
It appears to be simple enough so that many of its properties can be understood, yet it is complex enough to display many of the fascinating characteristics of biomolecules.
There is no formal length requirement for the writing sample; it should be substantial enough to display the analytical and expositional skills relevant to scholarly work.
But even in a best-case scenario, he will not be fit enough to display his trademark free-kicks and corners on the pitch until mid-June, and England's first World Cup match (against the U.S). takes place on June 12.
Hearst's version, however, will be larger, so that the reader is large enough to display ads.
