Sentence examples for central enough from inspiring English sources

"It's still not central enough to the government's industrial strategy.

Unlikely does not equal impossible, but Ohio is central enough in the electoral math that it now seems to matter as much as the other 49 states put together.

It was, as Jim Beglin on ITV points out, just central enough for Cesar to save, and Ronaldo might feel he could have done just a fraction better in terms of the direction of the header.

Nonetheless, the UK Holocaust Memorial Foundation, which had been set up to take the project forward, rejected the war museum's bid on the grounds that its site wasn't central enough, and chose instead a little public park no more than half a mile away on the other side of the Thames, which had been offered by the government.

He’s chosen a table situated just central enough so that he can see everyone who walks in.

He's chosen a table situated just central enough so that he can see everyone who walks in.

The Mayor had accused Dr. Crew's predecessor, Ramon Cortines, of not reducing the central bureaucracy enough, despite cuts at headquarters of some 3,000 people.

Australia's Prudential Regulation Authority has been cracking down on risky mortgage lending, which gave the central bank enough room to cut interest rates in January, to a record low of 2.25%.

Exclude rents and it looks even better (see chart).Less clear is whether core inflation at 2% would calm the central bankers enough for them to cut interest rates.

But an implanted "patch" of stem cells over the damage at the back of the eye has restored the central vision enough not only for reading but to see faces that used to be a grey blur.

This is probably because the whole protruding and mobile portion of the peptide (residues 6 to 8) gives the central K7 enough room for flexibility.