Sentence examples for considered enough of from inspiring English sources

The national experience is considered enough of a social problem that an aide to South Korea's president recently singled out the plight of the penguin fathers.

Perhaps Debussy is not considered enough of an audience draw, but I suspect that the real reason may be more complicated.

Starr was still considered enough of a talent to be drafted with the 200th overall pick in the 1956 draft and went on to lead the Green Bay Packers to victory in the first two Super Bowls.

The local Camorra mafia has been considered enough of a threat for the European Commission (EC) sponsors of the Grand Pompeii project to insist on special measures to keep organised crime out of the construction projects.

Drakengard was considered enough of a success that a sequel was commissioned.

Yet, he was not considered enough of a threat to public safety to be placed in the gang database.

That project analyzed also other types of network topologies but due to space constraints, in this paper, we focus on the two configurations that are considered enough for this kind of locations.

In stable patients absence of sliding should never be considered enough to finalize the diagnosis of pneumothorax.

In our experiments, we have determined this value as 0.05 which can be considered enough to capture enough number of itemsets.

In June 2011, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services froze Dr. Roy's Medicare payments after receiving what it considered enough evidence of fraud, but Dr. Roy shifted his business to another company and continued operating, the authorities said.

Rather than setting up or subsidizing databases to answer specific policy questions, it seemed that the mere existence of databases was considered enough from the perspective of policy, i.e. the function of databases from a policy perspective at first sight is symbolic rather than substantial (see also [ 27]).