Sentence examples for be in large enough from inspiring English sources

While fracking may play a part in Europe's long term future, it will not be in large enough quantities to offset dependence on Russian gas.

This requires the coke or charcoal to be in large enough particles to be permeable, meaning there cannot be an excess of fine particles.

Although coal, hydrocarbons, iron ore, platinum, copper, chromium, nickel, gold and other minerals have been found, they have not been in large enough quantities to exploit.

That inmates were in large enough numbers in the "other" race/ethnicity category to show a significantly increased risk for primary coccidioidomycosis compared with whites suggests the need to reevaluate the risk for mixed-race individuals.

Another of Dr. Primi's assumptions was that if a new virus was present, it was there in large enough amounts to be detected with his methods.

The question is: will they be there in large enough numbers to make a difference?

The sampling error for estimating the frequency is considered to be ignorable in large enough data sets.

They had actually done research into different options: there were bikes that met their needs that couldn't be produced in large enough volumes and there were bikes that could be produced but they didn't work well".

That experiment was not done with a mbk‐2 mutant (which is lethal and cannot be grown in large enough quantities for biochemistry), but with mbk‐2 RNAi) embryos which may retain some mbk‐2 activity and therefore some phosphorylation.

It was in Victorian Britain that new production methods first allowed cast iron to be produced in large enough quantities to be used in substantial building projects.

Because papyrus was more brittle and could not be made in large enough sheets, the folio collected in quires (i.e., loose sheets) was the limit of its usefulness.