Sentence examples for concrete enough from inspiring English sources

This wasn't concrete enough, he told me.

The world depicted is never concrete enough, and I found myself constantly asking questions.

The problem should be concrete enough that someone in the program can conceivably start thinking about it immediately.

I've just got my old files out and found the first thoughts that were concrete enough to be written down.

Since the catastrophe, the spillway was rebuilt, and repairs involved more than 1.2 million cubic yards of concrete — enough to fill 372 Olympic-size swimming pools.

Not everyone would want a dam for a neighbor, not to mention its nearly 12 million cubic yards of concrete (enough for a highway from Seattle to Miami, as a fact sheet notes).

The building's ring was a trench, lined with concrete, deep enough for two levels of underground parking.

That standard is so low that technicians have difficulty determining whether dirt or concrete has enough radioactivity above natural background that it will contribute to extra exposure.

The concrete, heavy enough to displace the slurry, would harden into a wall that no one would actually see until it was completed all around, after which excavation could begin within the 11-acre area enclosed by the wall.

But too often patients and physicians find themselves cooped up in dim rooms and sterile hallways with little access to natural light or views of nature: too much concrete, not enough jungle.

The Romans made durable concrete strong enough for load-bearing walls.