Fans of John Kerry might argue its formula isn't discerning enough.
But I think the high school counselors are discerning enough to separate the good time from what the university has to offer".
More definite figures lacking, perhaps the closest estimate of her financial genius is contained in a statement accredited to the banking house of Rothschild, a European establishment discerning enough to have made a fortune even out of the Battle of Waterloo: "Mademoiselle Chanel," they are reported as solemnly saying, "knows how to make a safe twenty per cent".
I'm not discerning enough to rate the taste compared to coffee made with a "violent" press, but as a coffee addict I do like that the pot stays warm for at least an hour, allowing for multiple hot cups of coffee.
"The customers and the industry are not being discerning enough, and we're going to end up with 70 rare earth companies employing geologists and rare earth directors and no more than five new mines by 2020," predicted Dudley J. Kingsnorth, the best-known consultant in the industry and an adviser to some of the start-ups.
Chris Pollok, one of the owners of Bier International, expressed confidence that the neighborhood's old-timers and newcomers were discerning enough to notice and care that his picnic tables have been custom made from recycled wood, that the bratwurst is produced locally and free of preservatives, and that each item of food has a suggested beer pairing.
(Maybe they aren't discerning enough;see box, p. 176).
Practitioners of emergency medicine must be discerning enough to critically appraise research as there are many instances of "published" studies that either lack the appropriate methodology, adequate sample size, or rigorous analysis.
It seems unlikely Facebook's algorithms are discerning enough to determine which contacts are friends, were once friends or have always only ever been passing/fleeting acquaintances and therefore have zero claim to be custodians of your personal data.
