Sentence examples for but enough exists from inspiring English sources

Maryland doesn't have a whole lot of polling data, but enough exists to make a fairly confident call on both sides.

One of the few bright spots in the bill is that it will create a process for admitting temporary unskilled workers given that none, incredibly enough, exists right now.

Yet reason enough exists for their disenchantment.

He designed them for Agassi to be tennis specific when nothing specific enough existed.

The carpeted weight room is filled with machines Reyes designed and built himself for Agassi because nothing tennis specific enough existed.

The fact that the FAM-labeled particles produce a significant signal in the channel 5 camera filter and vice versa demonstrates that there is some cross-talk at each channel for each fluorophore but enough contrast exists to distinguish between the particle labeling.

The genetic and immunologic details behind these assertions are immensely complex, but enough experimental confirmation exists to keep scientists at prestigious institutions around the world deeply engaged in sorting it out.

Gold is that very rare thing it has intrinsic value, but enough of it exists to support an adequate volume of trading in it.

His accounts of battles are vivid enough, but exist mainly to add conviction to his central proposition.His real interest is the sequence of decisions by which America provoked China's intervention and missed chances to end the fighting.

To a charge of assaulting a federal officer, Mr. Pickett entered a plea under the Alford doctrine -- not a full admission of guilt but a concession that enough evidence exists for a conviction.

Unlike fossil fuels, enough material exists to power human existence for millions of years...and it's already stockpiled.