Sentence examples for considered proof enough from inspiring English sources
Plaintiffs didn't have to prove that such a product had actually caused them harm — the presence of an asbestos-containing product in the workplace was considered proof enough.
Not enough of the protein was produced to help the boys, but the presence of any at all was considered "proof of concept," meaning that the approach has the potential to work and is worth pursuing.
But fleeing is considered proof that one is a ninja.
And would that be considered proof?
Consider proof of concept, prototype and MVP.
But as Lustig says, "This study is proof enough that sugar is toxic.
In Jesus, the Revelation of God, Bishop H. W. Montefiore believes that Jesus's not having been married at age 30 is proof enough to start considering the possibility of him being gay.
That should be proof enough for the Emmy Awards to consider having Betty White co-host the August 29 telecast alongside Jimmy Fallon, who I am sure is a lovely guy, but will he be a ratings winner?
If Red 2, and I hope then another sequel--Red 3--are not proof enough that Hollywood wants our buying power, consider that the coming attractions included a movie that will be out in the fall called Last Vegas.
