Sentence examples for considered enough to from inspiring English sources

Since when has "very likely" been considered enough to make a civil allegation?

The Riverhead Police Department has only about 75 officers, which is not considered enough to cover the concerts.

Those patients lost an average of about 18 percent of their weight after a year, an amount considered enough to have positive effects on their health.

A megawatt, or one million watts, is generally considered enough to supply power to about 250 single-family homes, or a larger number of apartments, at periods of peak demand.

Even if the purpose of a billion-dollar corporate bond – say, the upgrade of an oil refinery – is endangered by unanticipated or underestimated sustainability issues, the financial strength of a big issuer is often considered enough to ensure debt repayment.

That much was clear when City revealed annual turnover up by almost £40m at £271m for 2012-13 on Wednesday, reducing losses to around the £50m mark, which – with Uefa allowing pre-2010 wages to be subtracted – was always considered enough to see them through.

However, we did not consider enough to be corrected only for this method.

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

Consider enough ingredients to make more food than you need.

If you will be grilling indirectly, you will want to consider enough cooking space to accommodate this technique.

Locally adaptive algorithms do not consider enough status information to avoid network congestion.