Sentence examples for coherent enough to from inspiring English sources

Kilcullen: Pakistan is not an ally or an enemy — it's not coherent enough to be either.

A lot of the time they aren't even coherent enough to be wrong.

Kilcullen: Pakistan is not an ally or an enemy it's not coherent enough to be either.

He was never coherent enough to explain what happened, and he died in a hospital a few days later.

Has Perry said anything extemporaneously that is coherent enough to put on a plaque in a locker room?

The defense was trying to establish that even though the woman may have been intoxicated, she was coherent enough to think and have normal conversations.

There will be assertions that you didn't make a persuasive and coherent enough case to voters.

The whimsy is coherent enough, however, to have repeatedly if inadvertently caused offence to London's ethnic minorities, among others; they have been only partly comforted by Mr Johnson's apologies and advertisement of his cosmopolitan descent, from a Turk and (reputedly) a Circassian slave.But those indiscretions are not the main reason to doubt that he is the right man to run London.

Other panellists criticise the review for saying little about peace-enforcing work, for which American troops have had little experience and may need training.It is not yet clear whether the national defence panel will come up with a coherent enough view to make a big impact on America's defence policy.

The confusion, here, is mistaking a particular business model based on advertising and data aggregation for an eternal truth about "the internet" – as if that existed in any coherent enough form to have a single purpose.

Whether internal opposition to Mr Zuma is coherent enough for rivals to challenge him directly remains to be seen.