Sentence examples for considered strong enough from inspiring English sources

Such a rate, if sustained, is considered strong enough to spur hiring.

But, as Massachusetts feared, its schedule was not considered strong enough.

Expert guidelines said it should be offered to every patient considered strong enough to endure it.

When she was considered strong enough for surgery, she went back to the hospital to have the implant removed.

The evidence was considered strong enough to prosecute only in the case of four of the junior officers.

For this, chile powder alone isn't considered strong enough; whole bird's eye chiles, masters of wringing tears, are crushed and worked in.

At one in a hundred, that number would be 150, certainly more than enough to be considered strong evidence of EGT using current approaches.

But after defeating the Saxons, Henry considered himself strong enough to cancel his agreements with the pope and to nominate his court chaplain as archbishop of Milan.

A new clash with Rome came in 161, this time on the initiative of Vologeses IV (or III), who considered himself strong enough to attack.

The latter deviation from the article classification, which is not explained by category co-occurrence, does not exclude that similarities between these topics exist but are considered not strong enough by the authors to label the articles with both subject classes.

The visiting team, under the captaincy of Bob Wyatt, was stronger than English teams that had previously toured the Caribbean; despite some shortcomings, Wisden and other critics considered it strong enough for the task in hand.