Sentence examples for captures enough from inspiring English sources

But to many consumer brand companies, making different ads for different people is a better way to reach prospective buyers — and the Internet captures enough data for them to do so.

Developed by Lytro, a company based in Mountain View, Calif., the camera takes what the company calls a "living picture," meaning that it captures enough visual information in a single exposure so that the focus and zoom can be adjusted even after the picture is taken.

But if someday a regional third-party candidate gets just enough popular votes in one or two states to squeeze out a plurality in those states and thereby captures enough electoral votes to prevent either major-party candidate from amassing an electoral-college majority, the little rule will suddenly be very big indeed.

The results demonstrated that considerable coupling among fluid flow, elastic deformation, and radially symmetric crack growth captures enough of the relevant physical processes.

The parts are in place: the LCD-infused lens and the chip that controls it are solid, and the power system, a set of tiny photovoltaic cells, captures enough energy — but the two have yet to be integrated.

Down the line, assuming Bublcam captures enough imaginations, it's aiming to license the camera technology to other electronics manufacturers — the Sonys, the LGs, the Samsungs of the world, as Ramsay puts it — and is working on an enterprise version of its software suite for licensing to various vertical markets that are focused on content creation.

No alliance captured enough seats to form a new government.

I'm hoping that we've captured enough.

He will want to capture enough local seats so that the Tories have overall control themselves.

Grasping another set of pages, he said, "I thought I hadn't captured enough about worrying.

Each had been intent on capturing enough licenses to limit the number of new rivals.