Sentence examples for be enough to separate from inspiring English sources

That alone would be enough to separate the joke.

One would think that the difference in molt timing between northern and southern hemisphere birds alone would be enough to separate these species as they should be off by approximately 6 months.

Greenberg thinks Epix's technology will be enough to separate it from the HBOs of the world.

To use unigrams as features is the most straightforward way and will most likely be enough to separate terrorism-related discussions from many other kinds of discussions of no relevance to the subject matter.

The new blogs may be enough to separate Chictopia from these relatively small networks, but the company may be in for a rude (and dare I say, ugly) awakening when it faces off with Sugar Inc, which has over 8 million unique visitors across its blog network every month.

Other authors deemed these differences to be enough to separate it from Waptia to its own genus.

A slight prod with the fork was enough to separate the tender meat from the bones.

USUALLY, the endless asphalt carpet of the Long Island Expressway is enough to separate a firefighter and his family from the chaos of New York City.

A minute-and-a-half of spinning is enough to separate plasma from whole blood, and 15 minutes of work will isolate malaria parasites if they're present.

Though superficially similar to many small raptors, especially Accipiters, its white leg tufts, dark line down the throat and behavior are enough to separate from all other species of raptor in the Neotropics.

It was flawed by dint of the fact that, even though An Inconvenient Truth won him a Nobel Peace prize, his celebrity has never been enough to separate "Al" from "Gore".