Sentence examples for considerable enough that from inspiring English sources

The charitable answer is that without all the accompanying affectation, PC Music wouldn't have attracted the attention it has – considerable enough that Sophie ended up with a co-production gig on the last Madonna album.

Apparently, the distinction between social driving and social transit is considerable enough that the two companies don't mind sharing some brainpower.

The consequences are considerable enough that the American media company Tronc decided to block all European readers from its sites rather than risk the ramifications of its apparent noncompliance.

Since we were still able to detect considerable changes, we have found that this bias was not considerable enough to significantly alter our conclusions.

In these times, I don't think that the things I create are considerable enough to be called illusions.

As far as skepticism is concerned, Scotus is unconvinced by Henry's anti-skeptical arguments, but he thinks the threat of skepticism dangerous enough that he devotes considerable attention to arguing against the problem.

The content of this education is globally standardized enough that it typically places considerable emphasis on the modes of transmission of HIV.

"The result showed that the conservative camp can rack up a considerable result, but that may still not be enough to build a coalition," he said.

"But it was enough that she threw herself and her voice wholeheartedly into the considerable drama".

Ms. Fleming painted her coloratura in broad strokes, but it was enough that she threw herself and her voice wholeheartedly into the considerable drama.

There's considerable truth to that.