Sentence examples for but sometimes enough from inspiring English sources

Finally, time often heals -- not perfectly -- but sometimes enough.

Yvonne says she has heard it all: "It's complete rubbish, but sometimes enough to put doubt in the minds of jurors".

Traynor says she has heard it all: "It's complete garbage, but sometimes enough to put doubt in the minds of the jurors".

"In court you may be cross-examined by a barrister who is calling you a liar and questioning your motives for going to the police in the first place, like wanting attention... It's complete rubbish, but sometimes enough to put doubt in the minds of jurors".

"In court you may be cross-examined by a lawyer who is calling you a liar and questioning your motives for going to the police in the first place, like wanting attention... It's complete garbage, but sometimes enough to put doubt in the minds of jurors".

To introduce multiple DNA fragments into a vector we need to use multiple restriction enzymes but sometimes enough restriction enzymes sites may not be available.

BUT sometimes L.G.B.T.Q.I.A. is not enough.

He would ask if he could buy them a Budweiser, usually politely but sometimes adding enough of a jostle to knock over the offending beverage.

Voice apps and mobile communications services may not have 2600hz quality, but sometimes good enough is all that matters.

When Riyadh errs, Chollet said, Washington has some leverage to spur better judgment, but sometimes not enough.

There are still way too many bad early IRL-types in the race, drivers with heart but sometimes not enough skill and experience and often rotten, cheap and even unsafe equipment.