Sentence examples for be enough to invoke from inspiring English sources

Bright flashes of light and mechanical stimuli are reported to be enough to invoke TI in potato beetles (Metspalu et al., 2002).

The pill-dispensing routines, for example, are enough to invoke "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest".

These three allotypes differ from each other by only 1 or 2 amino acids; yet this difference is enough to invoke a substantial difference in T cell recognition.

I went in search of more recent Mac programs whose lure might be powerful enough to invoke such an epiphany.

Yes, that's good enough to invoke Admiral Ackbar.

Nor is it enough to invoke the sanctity of contracts, because our legal and business system recognizes plenty of valid excuses from contractual duty and even justification for breaching.

While it's easy enough to invoke the "On the one hand this, but on the other hand that.... .. approach to analyzing a situation, it can often lead one down the slippery slope to delusional thinking and bizarre behavior.

This suggests that same different tasks invoke holistic processing, and the application of attention to a specific property of the face (e.g., eye-to-mouth distance) decreases the efficacy of this holistic encoding but is not enough to invoke a shift to analytical processing.

Still, some of the summonses are enough to make one scratch his head and invoke the Stengel Corollary about shoes and walking.

I'm not one to invoke Higher Powers, but for those of us watchdogging corporate welfare, the early departures of candidates Rick Perry and Scott Walker are enough to suggest Divine Intervention.

Invoking the tragedy that left 3,000 dead and stoking fears of further attacks was enough to send the Democrats crashing to defeat.