Sentence examples for considered reason enough from inspiring English sources

Park Avenue, for example, in the heart of Midtown is often considered reason enough to label the buildings there Class A properties.

Gun laws came under scrutiny in New Zealand in 1997, when retired High Court judge Thomas Thorp released a report that endorsed mandatory registration and said self-defense should no longer be considered reason enough for purchasing a gun.

But the current condition of relative stagnation cannot be considered reason enough for a shock devaluation (as the crises of 1984 and 1997 were).That would leave deficit spending.

I've said before that Google Now can be considered reason enough to buy an Android phone, and I don't think Apple is blind to how good it is.

A report of loss of consciousness (LOC) is frequently considered reason enough to obtain a computed tomography (CT) scan in the evaluation of head trauma.

In Survey I (2015), with more than 400 women veterans responding, respondents were asked about pet ownership during periods of housing instability, including whether they had pets they desired to keep with them and whether concern over being separated from such pets was considered reason enough not to go to a shelter.

However, under no circumstances should tenure in Scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation.

Many would consider this reason enough to compel employers to provide coverage.

Some might consider this reason enough for these services to extend insurance as long as the driver has the app open and is receiving digital hails from potential passengers.

Some would consider this reason enough for a trip to Mexico City.

But not in a considered, reasoned way.