Sentence examples for become high enough from inspiring English sources

"When rents become high enough," Mr. Edwards said, "they show the neighborhood is established enough for banks to finance the development of market-rate, for-sale housing".

Their hope is that order volumes will one day become high enough — and couriers will deliver enough orders per hour — to push them into the black.

These young stars are relatively unstable, though contracting more slowly than before, and will remain in that condition until their interior temperatures become high enough to support thermonuclear reactions for energy generation.

Before BFC's involvement, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development had declined to allocate limited city funds to rehabilitate the building, since the structure is in a location where rents after vacancies have become high enough to justify private redevelopment.

Depending on the size of frozen carbon dioxide deposits at both poles, Dr. Malin said, the rising atmospheric pressure could become high enough to "permit liquid water to persist at or near the surface for as long as the pressure is elevated".

But as Twitter has grown in popularity and evolved into a real-time news feed and communication tool for many of its 140 million active users, the demand for a way to reach back in time and trawl through the thousands of messages they have posted to the site has become high enough that Twitter executives decided to devote some of its engineers to building a solution.

That will only begin to change when representation becomes high enough to illustrate that 'women' are more than just that.

The bump up to the carport, growing, becomes high enough to knock the front wheels out of alignment.

Since high-frequency antennas of vibrating charges in solids have to emit larger energy quanta hν than lower-frequency antennas, they can only do so when the temperature, or the thermal atomic motion, becomes high enough.

After the ratio becomes high enough, the achievable gain is no longer affected by overhead as it becomes insignificant.

(2) Figure 2(B) shows that the population density changes periodically with space when the birth rate becomes high enough.