Sentence examples for deem enough from inspiring English sources

Foreign ministers duly agreed to freeze almost one-quarter of the negotiations, which they deem enough to please hardliners but not so much that the talks collapse (see article).Yet the mood has turned unusually bad.

Forty minutes between trains is deemed enough.

Until the "pause" a junior minister, Anne Milton, an ex-nurse, had been deemed enough for Liverpool where she was politely received on Tuesday.

It's required a five-year surveillance operation to land Gristina and she is deemed enough of a flight risk that bail has been set at $2m.

It, too, had problems — it could be set off by the sound of jangling keys or rattling coins — but was deemed enough of an improvement on its predecessor to be brought to market in 1956.

Having had half a decent game against the Bavarians was deemed enough for Bundesliga luminaries such as Alain Sutter, Marcel Witeczek or Vahid Hashemian to earn a contract with Munich's finest.

When I was training to be a chef, my tutor was strict about burning leeks – even the slightest bit of colour was deemed enough to render the allium "unpassable".

Therefore, four stages of aging condition are deemed enough for the reliability evaluation of power transformers.

For the purpose of this study, a group of seven observers was deemed enough for the topic analysis.

Back in the 1990s, when Internet connectivity boomed and they first became widely used [12], key sizes of 384 through 1024 bits were deemed enough; using longer keys demanded computing resources beyond what was practical at the time.

This was deemed enough to deflect armor-piercing 7.92 mm bullets fired from distances greater than 75 m.