Sentence examples for developed enough that from inspiring English sources

We don't want to make an experience in which you're punished because you can't jump above a certain height or your gross motor skills aren't developed enough – that would be a pretty harsh thing to do and it would run counter to the spirit of our game.

"Science and industry were developed enough that there were trains and planes — that is, you could get places relatively easy — but they were still totally unspoiled and cultures hadn't been polluted.

Once their tracheal splints fully dissolve, the boys' windpipes are expected to be developed enough that they should continue to grow and work normally.

The dark irony is that much of the world is developed enough that technology can help its oppressed join together into powerful movements, far more easily than would have been possible even a decade ago — but not yet developed enough that the slow, painful, and brutally difficult process of rising from the ashes of the old regime has gotten any easier.

It really doesn't seem that intense and the nook community has developed enough apps that make it worth the trouble.

Their brains aren't developed enough to understand that Hester Prynne in The Scarlet Letter is the same as the quiet, little girl who sits in the back of the math class, ostracized because she is fourteen and pregnant.

"It's been developed enough now that there are not enough open areas that I'd say are really safe to hunt," he said.

Middle income countries like China, Russia, Brazil and Indonesia find themselves in no-man's land: developed enough so that the MDG targets are less and less relevant but not rich enough to join the OECD.

Then, when the content sites like the Innsandouts of the world, which serve those niches, had developed enough traffic that they were ready to move to transactions, WorldRes was there with its booking engine.

The researchers report that some of the embryo mixtures formed a sort of hybrid embryo, or chimera, that developed enough for stem cells to be present.

Mainstream medical groups say the fetal brain is not developed enough to feel pain at that stage of development, but a handful of doctors contend otherwise.